Realistic price ranges for quality bathroom remodeling in King and Snohomish County. All projects are managed by Gold Standard Building & Remodeling from permits to final cleanup.
We focus on full bathroom remodels: tile showers, waterproofing, plumbing, electrical, and clean finishing.
Detailed scope of work, fixed-price contracts, and written change orders only when the scope changes.
Licensed plumbers and electricians, work built to Washington code, documented stages, and warranty on our labor.
Small footprint, high impact
Typical Range: $8,000–18,000
Final price depends on tile vs. LVP, vanity line, and plumbing or electrical upgrades.
Tub or shower, tile, vanity
Basic Remodel: $15,000–25,000
Upgraded Finishes: $22,000–32,000
Pricing depends on tile selection, plumbing relocation, and custom details such as niches and glass door.
Family bathroom remodel
Standard Package: $22,000–38,000
Premium Finishes: $30,000–48,000
Final cost is influenced by tile size, waterproofing system, glass, and any layout or rough plumbing changes.
Custom shower and spa features
Typical Range: $35,000–65,000
High-End / Custom Layouts: $65,000–95,000+
Pricing depends on size, tile complexity, custom glass, built-ins, and structural or plumbing rework.
Common questions homeowners ask before starting a bathroom remodel. Answers based on Washington code, Seattle city rules, and real project experience.
Permits are required when modifying plumbing, electrical, ventilation, framing, or layout. Cosmetic updates typically do not. We handle all city permit applications and inspections if needed.
Small bathrooms take 10–15 working days. Standard bathrooms take 3–4 weeks. Primary or luxury bathrooms with custom tile and glass may take 4–6+ weeks.
Yes. We use Schluter Kerdi, Wedi, and Hydro Ban waterproofing systems. Every shower includes full membrane coverage and proper substrate preparation.
Yes. We can enlarge the shower, move the drain, relocate plumbing lines, and adjust framing. This is common in older Seattle homes where layouts are outdated.
Yes. Electric heated floors work very well in Washington’s climate. We install systems compatible with tile and provide smart thermostat options.
Yes. We upgrade outdated plumbing and electrical to meet current Washington state code, including GFCI outlets, new circuits, LED lighting, and proper shutoff valves.
Yes. We handle HOA approvals, work-hour restrictions, material delivery rules, and elevator scheduling required in many Seattle condo buildings.
Yes. Every bathroom remodel includes a clear scope with a fixed price. Only changes in scope require a written change order.
Yes. We seal the drain, fill the shower base with water for 24 hours, and verify the waterproofing system before tile installation. Required for many inspections.
We use cement board, Schluter Kerdi-Board, or Wedi foam board — all moisture-resistant and compatible with modern waterproofing systems for long-term durability.
Yes. Curbless showers require subfloor modification and precise slope engineering. Linear drains work well for modern tile layouts and large-format tile.
We install exhaust fans vented directly outdoors, not into the attic. Proper ventilation prevents mold and meets Washington building code.
Yes. Galvanized lines are often corroded and should be replaced with PEX or copper during a remodel to ensure good pressure and reliability.
Porcelain tile is the most durable and moisture resistant. Natural stone is possible but requires sealing and regular maintenance.