Go Far®Bathroom remodeling · Kenmore
Bathroom remodeling in Kenmore.
Kenmore’s ’60s and ’70s split-levels came with baths drawn to the era’s minimums — a compact hall bath upstairs, a cramped three-quarter off the primary bedroom, and often a half-finished washroom on the lower level. Go Far Construction delivers full bathroom remodels across Kenmore — true walk-in showers with real waterproofing, custom tile, double vanities, and baths rebuilt from the studs — from a family-owned, licensed Washington general contractor with 12+ years across King and Snohomish counties.
The housing stock sets the work. The era’s skinny three-quarter ensuite — a 32-inch stall, a single sink, a hollow door — rebuilds into a true primary bath: a real walk-in shower, properly waterproofed and tiled to the ceiling, with a double vanity where the plan allows; our tub-to-shower guide covers the conversion math. Hall baths original to the house get rebuilt from the studs — modern plumbing, ventilation that works, tile that lasts — and lower-level washrooms in Kenmore’s daylight basements get finished properly instead of almost. All of it gets the full-remodel standard on our bathroom remodeling service page.
On budget: most full bathroom remodels in the Kenmore area land between about $20,000 and $60,000 — our Seattle-area cost guide and small bathroom cost guide show where the money goes. Owners planning to stay put often fold in aging-in-place details — curbless showers, blocking for future grab bars, better lighting — while the walls are already open.
Permits for plumbing, electrical, and structural changes run through the City of Kenmore; we prepare the application, carry fees in an itemized written estimate, and meet every inspection, as on all our Kenmore projects. Many owners pair the bath with the kitchen while the trades are mobilized — see our Kenmore kitchen remodeling page.
What we build in Kenmore bathrooms
Kenmore bathroom remodeling questions
How much does a bathroom remodel cost in Kenmore?
Most full bathroom remodels in the Kenmore area land between about $20,000 and $60,000 depending on scope and finish level — a hall bath refresh sits at the lower end, a full primary bath rebuild with a true walk-in shower and custom tile at the upper end. Every project gets an itemized written estimate before any demolition.
Can you turn our split-level's three-quarter bath into a real primary bath?
Yes — it’s the most requested bathroom project in Kenmore’s ’60s and ’70s stock. The skinny stall-and-single-sink ensuite rebuilds into a true walk-in shower with a bench, properly waterproofed and tiled, and borrowing a closet run or a few feet of the bedroom often makes room for a double vanity. Our tub-to-shower guide covers layouts and real costs.
How long does a bathroom remodel take in Kenmore?
A full bathroom remodel typically runs three to five weeks of construction once materials are on hand. Tile, glass, and vanity lead times drive the schedule, so we order everything before demolition starts. Rebuilding an original bath from the studs sits at the longer end of that range.
Do I need a permit to remodel a bathroom in Kenmore?
If plumbing moves, circuits are added, or walls change — yes. Like-for-like fixture swaps usually don’t need one. We handle the City of Kenmore application, include the fees in your estimate, and meet every inspector on site.
Plan your project
Planning a Kenmore bathroom? Useful next reads: bathroom remodel costs · tub-to-shower conversions · small bathroom costs · Kenmore kitchen remodeling · our Kenmore page · all of King County