Everett's older homes tend to have the baths to match: small, dated, and often hiding moisture problems behind the tile. In a damp bayside climate, a bathroom that was waterproofed poorly the first time is a rot problem waiting to surface.
We remodel Everett bathrooms with proper waterproofing, clean tile work, and cabinetry built to a finish standard, from a hall-bath refresh to a full primary suite.
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The part of a bathroom you never see is the part that matters most here. We build the shower pan, membrane, and backer the way they should be done, so the finish work stays sound for the long haul instead of failing into rot a few years later.
In older Everett homes we often open a wall and find the last remodel skipped this. We fix the substrate and the source before we tile, because a beautiful bathroom that leaks is a failed bathroom.
Many Everett baths are tight. We rework the layout, add real storage with built-in vanities and linen cabinetry, and use tile and lighting to make a small room feel considered rather than cramped. Tub-to-shower conversions and curbless walk-in showers are common requests.
With the parts you never see: a proper shower pan, continuous waterproof membrane, the right backer, good ventilation, and correct slope. We build the waterproofing correctly and don't cover it until it's right.
Yes. Tub-to-shower and curbless walk-in conversions are common, and they need careful framing and waterproofing to get the slope and drainage right. That's exactly the kind of detail we handle.
Yes, and older homes often have surprises. Because we also do rot and structural repair, we fix what we find at the source and rebuild properly rather than tiling over a problem.
A typical bath runs a few weeks of active work once permits and materials are in hand. Tile and waterproofing have cure times that can't be rushed, which we build into the schedule.
We serve Everett and the rest of Snohomish County. Reach out and we'll take it from there.