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A Seattle bathroom remodel — finished walk-in shower

Bathroom Remodeling · Seattle · Family-Owned

Bathroom remodeling in Seattle — built to stay dry.

Seattle bathrooms take a beating: older plumbing, tight footprints, and showers that have been patched more than once. When we remodel a bath in Seattle, we start with how water actually moves through the room — then we design the tile, shower, and vanity so the finished space is the honest result of that work, not a cover-up.

Baklinski Home Improvement has remodeled Seattle bathrooms since we opened in 2020. The photos on this page are from Seattle jobs, including a walk-in shower with custom tile and a compact bath with a wall-hung toilet, rain shower, and floating vanity. You stay in the house while we work.

A person answers and sets the next step. The planning range is a low-to-high guide, not a quote.

Andrew & Niki Baklinski · License BAKLIHI801DJ · 1-year warranty

What this work usually includes

Design before demo — waterproofing first, tile last.

A Seattle bathroom remodel with us is design before demo. We plan the layout in the room you already have, then build the shower or tub, the waterproofing, the tile, the vanity, the lighting, and the trim. If we open a wall and find dry rot or a leak path, we show you, replace only what's actually failed, and trace the moisture back so the new finish has something solid to sit on. That is the same approach we use on structural repair.

We also take smaller bathroom punch lists on our Seattle handyman page when they are not a full remodel.

Seattle houses, and Seattle permits

Seattle houses, and Seattle permits

A lot of the Seattle bathrooms we see sit in mid-century and earlier houses, where the original bath was small, the stack is tight, and a previous remodel stopped at the finish. We don't assume a fixture swap will be enough, and we don't promise a fast permit path until we have seen the house.

Seattle's Department of Construction and Inspections issues construction permits for additions and alterations. Some non-structural kitchen or bath work may follow a fixture (STFI) path. We will tell you which path applies after we walk the room, and we pull the permit when the job needs one. We never promise a project will qualify as a simple fixture swap on the strength of a phone call. Source: Seattle SDCI, construction permit — addition or alteration.

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Warranty and how we work

Every bathroom remodel carries a 1-year labour/workmanship warranty. If something we built isn't right, call (206) 681-6634. A person answers, and the people who did the work come back. We leave the job tidy every day.

Recent work

Recent Seattle bathrooms

A Seattle bathroom remodel — finished walk-in shower
A Seattle bathroom remodel — finished walk-in shower
A Seattle bathroom — before work began
A Seattle bathroom — before work began
A Seattle bathroom remodel — during construction
A Seattle bathroom remodel — during construction
A Seattle bathroom remodel — shower valve and tile
A Seattle bathroom remodel — shower valve and tile
A Seattle bathroom remodel — shower niche and tile
A Seattle bathroom remodel — shower niche and tile
A Seattle bathroom remodel — finished walk-in shower
A Seattle bathroom remodel — finished walk-in shower
A compact Seattle bathroom — rain shower
A compact Seattle bathroom — rain shower
A compact Seattle bathroom — wall-hung toilet and shower
A compact Seattle bathroom — wall-hung toilet and shower
A compact Seattle bathroom — finished room
A compact Seattle bathroom — finished room

Let's start with the room that's been bugging you.

A person answers and sets the next step. Honest pricing from day one, and a 1-year workmanship warranty on every bathroom we build.

See a planning range — a low-to-high guide, not a quote.

Questions

Questions, answered straight.

Yes. We take Seattle bathroom remodels — full gut jobs, walk-in showers, and tighter primary or guest baths — as part of our work within about 25 miles of Mercer Island. You stay in the house while we work.

Often, yes, when the work changes the layout, moves plumbing, or is more than a like-for-like fixture swap. Seattle's Department of Construction and Inspections issues construction permits for additions and alterations. Some non-structural kitchen or bath work may follow a fixture (STFI) path — we never promise a project will qualify until we have seen the house. Source: Seattle SDCI, construction permit — addition or alteration (https://www.seattle.gov/construction-and-inspections/permits/permits-we-issue-(a-z)/construction-permit---addition-or-alteration). We pull the permit when the job needs one.

Design before demo, then the waterproofing, tile, shower or tub, vanity, lighting, and finish work. If we open a wall and find rot, we show you and fix only what's actually failed — that work is the same structural approach we describe on our structural page.

Yes. Every bathroom remodel carries a 1-year labour/workmanship warranty. If something we built isn't right, call (206) 681-6634. A person answers, and the people who did the work come back.

Yes. The photos on this page are from Seattle bathrooms we remodeled, including a walk-in shower with custom tile and a compact Seattle bath with a wall-hung toilet and rain shower. You can also browse more finished work in Our Work and the gallery.

Call (206) 681-6634. A person answers and sets the next step. If you want a sense of scale first, see our planning-range page — it is a low-to-high guide, not a quote.

See also our bathroom remodeling hub, bathrooms in Kirkland, kitchens in Seattle, whole-home remodeling, and structural repair.

Related finished work: a curbless walk-in shower, a before-and-after bath, two baths at once, Spanish tile, MEP rough-ins, a basement 3/4 to full, the master-bath after reveal and its before, a handicap-accessible bath, floating fixtures, a leaky-tub remodel, and our stunning Seattle baths.