From walk-in showers and tub-to-shower conversions to complete master bathroom renovations, we help Seattle homeowners transform their bathrooms with quality craftsmanship, transparent communication and moisture-resistant design built for the Pacific Northwest.
Tamez Interiors Seattle WA is a local bathroom remodeling company built on the understanding that every Seattle home is different. Whether you own a Craftsman in Wallingford, a condominium near Belltown or a townhouse in Columbia City, we approach each project based on its specific conditions โ not a one-size-fits-all template.
Our team at Tamez Interiors Seattle WA brings together practical construction experience, design consultation support and a clear communication process. We handle everything from the initial site assessment and material selection through demolition, waterproofing, installation and the final walkthrough.
Seattle's climate creates specific challenges for bathroom construction. High moisture levels, older plumbing systems and compact urban layouts all require experienced solutions. At Tamez Interiors, we factor in proper ventilation, waterproof membrane systems and code-aware construction practices on every project we take on.
We earn trust through honest estimates, clear timelines, respectful work practices and quality construction. Here is what sets our bathroom renovation services apart.
From initial layout planning and fixture selection to tile installation and final detailing, every phase of your bathroom renovation is handled by our team. We help you choose materials that balance style, durability and budget โ whether that means porcelain tile for a shower in Capitol Hill or slip-resistant flooring for an accessible bathroom in Magnolia.
Our crew understands Seattle residential construction. We work with older plumbing found in Queen Anne homes, navigate condo association requirements in Downtown Seattle and plan for the compact layouts common across Ballard and Fremont townhouses. Local experience makes a measurable difference in project quality.
Every estimate is based on a site visit to your property. We inspect the existing bathroom, check plumbing and electrical conditions, note ventilation and measure the space before presenting a detailed scope and pricing breakdown. No surprises, no assumptions from a photo.
We protect floors, walls and common areas throughout the renovation. For condo projects in Belltown or South Lake Union, we coordinate elevator reservations, observe building noise policies and shield hallways from dust and debris. Your property stays protected start to finish.
You will always know what is happening on your project. We provide a construction schedule, regular progress updates and advance notice before any phase change. If we discover unexpected conditions behind a wall โ like water damage or outdated wiring โ we stop, document, and discuss options with you before proceeding.
We use commercial-grade waterproof membrane systems, moisture-resistant backer board, proper shower pan construction and ventilation upgrades designed for the Pacific Northwest. Every shower we build is tested for waterproofing integrity before tile is installed.
Whether you need a small guest bathroom update or a complete master suite renovation, our bathroom remodeling services cover the full scope of residential and condo bathroom projects across Seattle and King County.
Multi-unit bathroom renovations require careful coordination. We work with building management, respect noise restrictions, reserve elevators for material delivery and protect shared hallways. Whether it is a Belltown high-rise or a Ballard townhouse, we plan around access limitations that single-family homes rarely present.
Many older Seattle homes have galvanized plumbing, insufficient drainage or outdated wiring. During demolition, we inspect the existing systems and recommend practical upgrades. Proper shower waterproofing, GFCI outlet installation and plumbing relocation where needed protect your investment for the long term.
Seattle's damp climate makes bathroom ventilation more than a comfort upgrade โ it is a structural necessity. We install properly sized exhaust fans, upgrade to LED and recessed lighting, and use mold-resistant materials behind walls. These improvements help prevent moisture buildup that can lead to costly damage over time.
A full renovation involves removing everything down to the studs and rebuilding from scratch. This includes plumbing and electrical rough-in, waterproofing, backer board installation, tile work, fixture installation, vanity and countertop mounting, lighting, ventilation and final finishing.
Not every bathroom needs a complete teardown. Partial updates can include replacing a vanity, upgrading a toilet, refreshing tile, improving lighting or installing a new showerhead and faucet. These projects typically take less time and work well for homeowners preparing a property for sale or updating between rental tenants.
We source durable, moisture-resistant materials suited for the Pacific Northwest climate. Every product is selected for long-term performance, not just appearance.
Porcelain, ceramic, natural stone, mosaic and slip-resistant options
Frameless glass, rainfall heads, handheld sprays, linear drains
Custom vanities, quartz, granite and solid-surface countertops
Recessed LED, vanity sconces, GFCI outlets and dimmable controls
Low-flow toilets, comfort-height models, modern faucets and hardware
Electric radiant heat systems under tile for year-round comfort
Membrane systems, shower pan liners, moisture barriers and sealants
Properly sized exhaust fans, mold-resistant drywall and backer board
From the first phone call to the final walkthrough, our process is designed to keep your project organized, your home protected and your expectations clearly managed.
We visit your home, measure the bathroom, assess plumbing and electrical conditions, discuss your goals and present options for layout, materials and fixtures. This site-specific approach ensures your estimate reflects the actual scope of work โ not a generic template.
After materials are ordered and permits coordinated where required, we begin controlled demolition. During this phase we inspect framing, subfloor and existing plumbing. If hidden water damage or outdated wiring is found, we document it and discuss solutions before proceeding.
We install waterproof membrane systems, backer board, new plumbing and electrical. Then comes tile installation, vanity mounting, countertop placement, fixture installation and lighting. Every shower is tested for waterproofing before tile goes on.
Once installation is complete, we perform a thorough quality inspection. We then walk through the finished bathroom with you, review every detail and confirm your satisfaction. The space is cleaned and ready to use.
Seattle's rainy climate and high humidity amplify moisture issues. Bathrooms without adequate exhaust fans or proper ventilation can develop mold growth behind walls. Upgrading ventilation and using moisture-resistant materials during remodeling addresses this at the source.
Homes built before the 1970s in neighborhoods like Wallingford, Ravenna and the Central District may have galvanized steel pipes that restrict water flow and corrode over time. A bathroom renovation provides an opportunity to replace aging plumbing before leaks cause structural damage.
Many Seattle condos and older homes have bathrooms designed decades ago for different fixtures and habits. Compact urban properties in Capitol Hill, Belltown and the University District often benefit from a layout reconfiguration that maximizes usable floor space without increasing the footprint.
Older bathrooms frequently lack GFCI protection, adequate lighting and properly rated outlets. During remodeling, we upgrade the electrical system to current code requirements, install modern lighting and add safety features that protect your family.
Showers without proper waterproof membrane systems can allow moisture to reach framing and subflooring. Over time, this leads to soft spots, mold and structural concerns. Professional shower waterproofing during remodeling prevents this from recurring.
Bathtubs with high step-over heights, narrow doorways and slippery flooring create safety risks. Accessible bathroom remodeling options such as curbless showers, grab bars, comfort-height toilets and non-slip tile help aging homeowners remain safe and independent in their Seattle homes.
These generalized examples reflect the types of residential bathroom projects we commonly complete across Seattle neighborhoods.
A single-family home in the Queen Anne area had an approximately 75-square-foot bathroom with a dated tub-shower combination, a single-sink vanity and no exhaust fan. The homeowner wanted improved storage, a separate shower and better ventilation.
The renovation included removing the tub and installing a custom tile walk-in shower with a built-in niche and bench. A new double vanity with quartz countertops replaced the original. Waterproof membrane was installed behind all wet surfaces, a properly sized exhaust fan was added and recessed LED lighting replaced the original fixture. The project was completed within the planned timeline, and the homeowner approved the work during a final quality walkthrough.
A condominium unit near Capitol Hill had a roughly 45-square-foot bathroom with a fiberglass shower insert, a pedestal sink and limited storage. The owner wanted a modern update without moving plumbing locations due to building restrictions.
We coordinated with building management for elevator access, observed the required work hours and protected common hallways during material delivery. The renovation included a new tile shower with glass panel, a wall-mounted floating vanity with integrated storage, a comfort-height toilet, recessed lighting and an upgraded exhaust fan. All work was completed within the building's approved renovation window.
Bathroom remodeling costs in Seattle vary based on project scope, material selections, plumbing or electrical changes and site conditions. Below are estimated price ranges based on typical projects we complete across Seattle and King County.
| Project Scope | Estimated Cost | Typical Duration |
What's Typically Included
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|---|---|---|---|
| Cosmetic Refresh Fixtures, paint & surface updates | $8,000 โ $15,000 | 1 โ 2 Weeks | New vanity & countertop, faucet, lighting, paint, mirror replacement. No layout changes or plumbing moves. |
| Mid-Range Full Remodel Complete renovation, same layout | $15,000 โ $35,000Most Popular | 2 โ 4 Weeks | Full demolition, new tile flooring & walls, vanity, toilet, tub-to-shower conversion, lighting, exhaust fan, waterproofing. Layout stays the same. |
| High-End Remodel Premium finishes & custom design | $35,000 โ $55,000 | 3 โ 5 Weeks | Custom tile design, frameless glass shower, double vanity, quartz countertop, heated flooring, premium fixtures, LED lighting. May include minor layout changes. |
| Primary Suite Gut Renovation Full layout reconfiguration | $55,000 โ $75,000+ | 5 โ 8 Weeks | Complete structural & layout changes, freestanding soaking tub, walk-in shower with multiple heads, custom cabinetry, radiant heat, smart fixtures, high-end tile & stone. |
Remove existing tub and install a walk-in shower with tile, fixtures, waterproofing and glass enclosure.
View Details →Replace old bathtub with new alcove, drop-in or freestanding tub. Includes plumbing adjustments and waterproofing.
View Details →Custom curbless or low-threshold shower with frameless glass, built-in niches, rainfall head and bench.
View Details →Full renovation with HOA coordination, elevator access scheduling, hallway protection and noise-hour compliance.
View Details →Porcelain, ceramic or natural stone tile installation on floors and walls with waterproof membrane and heated flooring options.
View Details →Curbless shower, grab bars, comfort-height toilet, non-slip flooring, wider doorway and ADA-friendly layout modifications.
View Details →Seattle SDCI permits for plumbing, electrical or structural work can add $500 โ $2,000 to project costs.
Older homes in Queen Anne, Wallingford or Ravenna may need pipe replacement or wiring upgrades, adding $2,000 โ $6,000.
Moisture damage behind walls or subfloor is common in Seattle homes. Repair costs range from $1,500 โ $5,000 depending on severity.
Larger bathrooms or projects requiring layout changes cost more due to additional tile, plumbing relocation and structural work.
Every bathroom is different. Contact us for a free, site-specific estimate based on your home's actual conditions.
From older homes in established neighborhoods to modern condominiums in the urban core, we provide bathroom remodeling services tailored to each property and community.
We work across Seattle's diverse neighborhoods, adapting our approach to each area's unique property types and access conditions.
Contact us for a site-specific consultation and detailed estimate. We will visit your home, review your bathroom, discuss your goals and present practical options based on the actual conditions of your space.
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