Kent, Washington
Kent runs from valley-floor ramblers to hillside homes on East Hill, and the remodels we do there reflect that range — small budget-conscious bath updates on one street, full gut renovations on the next.
Shower walls, floors and backsplashes across Kent's older housing stock. Homes built in the 70s and 80s often hide mastic-set tile or failing drywall behind the surround, so our Kent quotes account for what we expect to find behind the tile, not just what's in front of it.
More on Tile Installation →A lot of Kent homes have two full baths that were finished identically and have aged identically. We often remodel the primary first and the hall bath later, keeping the same crew and materials so both rooms relate to each other.
More on Bathroom Remodeling →Rebuilt showers with sloped, waterproofed pans and tiled niches. If your existing Kent shower has loose tile or cracking corner grout, that's usually a failed assembly rather than a cosmetic issue — worth looking at before it reaches the framing.
More on Shower Remodeling →Tile entries and kitchens, LVP through main living areas. On the valley floor we pay particular attention to subfloor moisture and flatness before installing.
More on Flooring Installation →Kent is a short drive for us, which means faster site visits and fewer scheduling gaps mid-project. Owner-led crew, honest scope, and detailed waterproofing on every wet area — plus a clean site at the end of each day.
One residential project in Kent included tile work in two bathrooms within the same home: a tiled shower with a recessed niche in the guest bathroom and a large-format tile tub surround with an integrated horizontal shelf in the primary bathroom.
Photos of finished work are in our project gallery.
Tell us about the bathroom, shower, tile or flooring project you're planning in Kent. We'll review the scope, discuss the work involved and provide a clear written estimate.
