Bathroom remodeling services in Seattle
Bathroom remodeling services in Seattle from Andzhei, one craftsman. Most city jobs start at the shower. I plan the layout, set the tile, and stand behind the finish.
- Shower walls, floors, niches, and curbs
- Clear estimate after the site visit
- The full bathroom when the room needs it
Quick visit request
- 15+ yearsHands-on tile experience
- One craftsmanAndzhei does the work himself
- Greater SeattleSeattle and nearby corridor
- WA licensedVerify with L&I
About the work
Older Seattle showers, one installer
Many city homes still run mid-century baths—tight clearances, tired shower surrounds, floors that telegraph every joint. The shower is usually where the work starts.
Based in Everett, Andzhei drives into the city when the job fits. A site visit comes first, so scope, materials, timeline, and cost are clear before work starts.
Planning more than the shower? The full bathroom page covers floors, walls, and layout in depth.
Primary offer
What a Seattle bathroom job includes
My bathroom remodeling services in Seattle start with the shower: walls, floor, niche, and curb, planned as one job. In older city showers, wear shows at the pan, the curb, and the corners first. That is where I start on the visit.
The order stays the same on every shower: demo when needed, waterproofing, layout, tile, grout. The photos above show that prep stage, before any tile goes on. 15+ years of hands-on tile work goes into the finish.
One craftsman: Andzhei does the shower himself. No crew rotates through. Scope is set on the visit.
Ready to talk about your shower? Use the form above, or call Andzhei.
Also available
Kitchen, floors, and fixes after the bath
The shower comes first. When the same home needs a backsplash, a hallway floor, a fireplace surround, or a repair, you can keep the same installer.
How I work
Site check, then set the tile
Parking, access, and cure time matter as much as the tile choice. The path stays short: see the room, quote the scope, install, hand off clean.
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Site visit
I see the room first—pitch, curb, niches, and access—then lock layout, prep, and materials before tile goes down.
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Clear estimate
Scope, prep, timeline, and cost for the shower—set before work starts.
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Install
I set the walls, floor, niche, and curb myself—careful cuts, even spacing.
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Finish
Grout, cleanup, and a walkthrough. Then the cure window before the first shower.
Recent work
Finished bathrooms and showers
Showers and baths from recent jobs. Scan the finish, then request a visit.
Service area
Seattle and nearby
I take shower work across the city when travel fits—Ballard, Queen Anne, Capitol Hill, West Seattle, Magnolia, and nearby. Share the address when you call.
FAQ
Common questions
Do condo building rules block a shower job?
Sometimes. HOA rules, elevator booking, and quiet hours can shape the schedule. Share building constraints on the call—I confirm what I can work with before the visit.
What if street parking is tight?
City blocks can be tight. I plan material drops and work hours around access. If loading is limited, I sort that out on the site visit—not after tile is ordered.
Do you tear out old tile yourself?
When demo is part of the tile scope, yes—I remove what has to come out for a sound substrate. Whole-house GC work stays outside this offer.
How long before the shower can get wet?
Cure time is real. Thin-set and grout need their windows before daily use. I set that timing on the visit so you are not guessing from a calendar alone.
Next step
Request a visit
Planning a new shower or a full bath? Share the room and timeline, or call Andzhei.