Luxury Construction — Kitchen, Bathroom, Home Remodeling
Seattle and all Surrounding Areas

• Basic cosmetic update: from $25,000–$40,000
• Standard remodel with partial layout changes: $45,000–$75,000
• Full custom kitchen (Seattle high-end): $80,000–$120,000+

Includes demolition, new cabinets, countertops, flooring, lighting, plumbing, and finish work. Final pricing after a free in-home visit.

• Cosmetic update (fixtures, vanity, flooring): $15,000–$22,000
• Full remodel with waterproofed tile shower: $22,000–$35,000
• Large primary bathroom with detailed tile work: $35,000–$55,000+

We specialize in complex bathroom renovations: layout changes, custom tile showers, waterproofing, and premium finishes.

• Partial update (kitchen + bathrooms): $90,000–$140,000
• Full 1–2 floor renovation: $150,000–$260,000
• High-end homes (Seattle / view homes): $250,000–$400,000+

We manage design, architecture, engineering, permits, trades, inspections, and full project execution as a licensed general contractor.

• Garage conversion ADU: $150,000–$220,000
• Attached ADU (400–800 sq.ft): $185,000–$280,000
• Standalone DADU with premium finishes: $250,000–$380,000+

Full turnkey service: architectural plans, structural engineering, permits, utilities, framing, finishes, and inspections.

• Keep existing layout
• New vanity, fixtures, toilet
• New flooring and paint
• Simple tub or shower refresh

Best for small guest bathrooms where structure and plumbing stay in the same locations.

• New tiled shower with waterproofing
• Upgraded vanity, lighting, flooring
• Minor layout adjustments
• New fan, valves, and rough plumbing updates

Most common option for families who want a long-lasting, fully updated bathroom with tile shower.

• Large walk-in shower, bench, niches
• High-end tile details and mitered corners
• Freestanding tub or custom layout
• Custom vanity, lighting, heated floors (optional)

For homeowners who want a high-end primary bathroom with detailed tile work and a custom design.

• Keep the same layout
• New cabinets and countertops
• New sink, faucet, and backsplash
• Basic lighting and flooring updates

Ideal for small and medium kitchens where walls and plumbing stay in place.

• Partial layout changes and new lighting plan
• Mid to high quality cabinets
• Quartz countertops and tile backsplash
• Flooring, painting, and minor framing as needed

Most popular option for families who want a modern, functional kitchen with better storage and lighting.

• Structural changes and open concept
• Custom or semi-custom cabinetry
• High-end appliances and hood
• Feature island, detailed lighting, and premium finishes

For homeowners who want a showpiece kitchen that adds value and becomes the main gathering space of the home.

• Typically one kitchen or two bathrooms
• Minor interior updates in the rest of the home
• New flooring or paint in key areas
• Best for step-by-step renovations

Good option if you want to modernize the main spaces without touching every room at once.

• Kitchen, main bathroom, and living areas
• New flooring and paint on the main level
• Lighting upgrades and minor layout changes
• Optional feature walls, fireplace updates

Ideal for families who want the main living level to look and feel brand new.

• Multiple bathrooms and full kitchen remodel
• New flooring, trim, and paint throughout
• Possible structural or layout changes
• Exterior work as needed (siding, decks, doors)

Best for older homes that need a complete update before selling or long-term living.

• Convert existing attached garage
• Insulation, drywall, flooring, windows, doors
• Bathroom, kitchenette, and basic layout
• Utilities brought up to code

Good entry-level ADU option if structure is in good condition and layout is simple.

• New foundation or additions to existing
• 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, full kitchenette
• Separate entrance and utility connections
• Built under city zoning and ADU regulations

For homeowners who want long-term rental income or a separate living space for family.

• More square footage and custom design
• Upgraded finishes and features
• More complex foundation or structural work
• Optimized for rental or multi-generational living

Best for properties where ADU is a major investment and long-term asset.

• Studio or 1-bedroom layout
• Bathroom, kitchenette, and storage
• Slab or small foundation system
• Standard finish level and fixtures

Works well on smaller lots where zoning allows DADU construction.

• 1–2 bedrooms, full kitchen
• More storage and better layout
• Higher quality finishes and exterior details
• Optimized for monthly rental income

Most common size for backyard cottages with good rental potential.

• Architect-designed layout
• High-end exterior and interior finishes
• Large windows, decks, or special features
• Designed to match or upgrade the main home

For homeowners who see their DADU as a long-term asset and extension of the main house.

• Up to about 250 sq.ft.
• Pressure-treated structure
• Composite or wood decking
• Basic railings and stairs if needed

Good option for patios and backyards with easy access and minimal height.

• Typically 6–10 ft above grade
• Concrete footings, beams, tall posts
• Code-compliant railings and stairs
• Composite decking and flashing details

Ideal for homes with walk-out basements or second-story living rooms.

• Roof structure with posts and beams
• Metal or shingle roofing with gutters
• Can be added over a new or existing deck
• Lighting, fans, and finish options available

For clients who want a true outdoor living room with protection from Northwest weather.