Go Far®Bathroom remodeling · Everett
Bathroom remodeling in Everett.
Everett’s craftsman-era and post-war houses have great bones — and, usually, one bathroom too few and fifty years too old. Go Far Construction rebuilds them properly: full remodels with real waterproofing and ventilation, walk-in showers, and new baths added where basements and attics become living space, from a family-owned, licensed Washington general contractor.
In North Everett’s foursquares and craftsman homes, the project is usually the original upstairs bath: a century of layers comes off, and plumbing, wiring, waterproofing, and tile go in new — period-appropriate outside, completely modern inside. In the city’s mid-century stock, it’s the dated hall bath and the half-finished basement bathroom; both are covered by the full-remodel standard on our bathroom remodeling service page.
On budget: most full bathroom remodels in the Everett area land between about $20,000 and $60,000, and Everett’s price-to-value math is some of the best in the region — our Seattle-area cost guide and small bathroom cost guide show where the money goes, and our Snohomish County value guide shows which upgrades pay back. Tub-to-shower conversions remain the most requested single upgrade.
Adding a bathroom is often the bigger win here: a second bath in a one-bath craftsman, or a new three-quarter bath that makes a basement conversion count as real living space. Permits for plumbing, electrical, and structural changes run through the City of Everett; we prepare the application, carry fees in an itemized written estimate, and meet every inspection, as on all our Everett projects.
What we build in Everett bathrooms
Everett bathroom remodeling questions
How much does a bathroom remodel cost in Everett?
Most full bathroom remodels in the Everett area land between about $20,000 and $60,000 — compact hall baths at the lower end, primary baths and layout changes toward the top. Tub-to-shower conversions on the existing footprint typically come in below a full remodel. Every project gets an itemized written estimate before any demolition.
Can you remodel the bathroom in an older craftsman home?
Yes — North Everett’s craftsman and foursquare houses are some of our favorite projects. Older homes usually need galvanized supply lines, knob-and-tube-era wiring, and failed subfloors addressed while the room is open; we price that work transparently up front so the finished bath is new from the studs out, not a surface patch.
Is it worth adding a second bathroom in Everett?
Usually, yes. A one-bath house is the single biggest value ceiling in this market, and adding a bath — upstairs, in a basement conversion, or carved from an oversized bedroom — is one of the highest-return projects we build in Everett. Our bathroom addition cost guide covers the real numbers.
Do I need a permit to remodel a bathroom in Everett?
If plumbing moves, wiring changes, or walls open up — yes. Like-for-like fixture swaps usually don’t need one. We handle the City of Everett application, include the fees in your estimate, and meet every inspector on site.
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Planning an Everett bathroom? Useful next reads: bathroom costs in the Seattle area · bathroom remodel timeline · adding a bathroom · bathroom remodels that add value · Everett kitchen remodeling · our Everett page · all of Snohomish County