( Service Area — King County )
General contractorin Seattle.
Seattle houses are old enough to have opinions. We remodel craftsman bungalows, 1900s boxes and mid-century homes across the city — and we know what's hiding in the walls before the drywall comes off.
( 01 — The houses )
Building in Seattle's housing stock
Most of the Seattle homes we work on were built between 1905 and 1965 — Ballard and Wallingford craftsmans, Green Lake and Ravenna boxes, View Ridge and Wedgwood mid-centuries. That age is the defining fact of a Seattle remodel. Plaster-and-lath walls, knob-and-tube wiring, galvanized supply lines and undersized panels show up constantly, and the honest way to handle them is to scope them up front rather than discover them as change orders.
The flip side: these houses were built with real lumber and good bones. Opening a closed 1920s kitchen to the dining room, or turning a tall Seattle basement into a legal ADU, routinely transforms how the whole house lives — and Seattle's code is now one of the friendliest in the state for exactly that.
( 02 — The work )
What we build in Seattle
Kitchen remodels are the core of our Seattle work — usually opening a small, closed kitchen and rebuilding it with cabinetry to the ceiling. Bathroom remodels come second, often turning a single cramped hall bath into something that works for a whole family. And Seattle's ADU rules make basement conversions one of the highest-return projects in the city: two ADUs per lot are allowed, no off-street parking required in most zones.
Permits run through the Seattle Department of Construction & Inspections (SDCI). Review times are the longest in the region — which is why we submit early, respond to correction rounds fast, and sequence the job so permit wait time never becomes site idle time.
Seattle questions, answered
- Do you work in all Seattle neighborhoods?
- Yes — north and central Seattle are closest to our Everett base (Ballard, Green Lake, Wallingford, Ravenna, View Ridge, Wedgwood), and we take projects across the city. The free estimate visit is how we confirm fit for your specific project.
- How long do Seattle remodel permits take?
- SDCI review is the slowest in the region — simple interior remodels can clear in weeks, while additions and ADUs commonly take several months. We submit as early as possible and schedule the build around the permit, so the wait doesn't cost you site time.
- Can I add an ADU to my Seattle house?
- Most likely yes. Seattle allows up to two ADUs on most single-family lots, with no owner-occupancy requirement and no off-street parking in most zones. Tall basements convert especially well. We give you a parcel-specific answer at the estimate.
- What does a kitchen remodel cost in Seattle?
- Most full Seattle kitchen remodels land between $60,000 and $150,000+ depending on layout changes and finishes — older-home surprises (wiring, plumbing, structure) are the main variable. Our kitchen cost guide breaks down the tiers.
Free In-Home Estimate
Let’s talk about your place.
Free estimates across Everett, Seattle & the Eastside. You’ll talk directly to Eduard — no call centers, no sales layer.