Go Far®Bathroom remodeling · Kirkland
Bathroom remodeling in Kirkland.
Kirkland’s split-levels and 1970s–90s houses in Juanita, Rose Hill, and Finn Hill are overdue for the bathroom their owners actually want — and that’s what we build. Go Far Construction delivers full bathroom remodels across Kirkland: primary baths with true walk-in showers, real waterproofing and ventilation, and tub-to-shower conversions, from a family-owned, licensed Washington general contractor.
The signature Kirkland project is the primary bath: original to the house, short on space, and built around a tub nobody uses. Converting it to a walk-in shower with proper waterproofing, tile, and glass — and often borrowing space from an oversized closet — is the remodel that owners feel every day. All of it is covered by the full-remodel standard on our bathroom remodeling service page, and tub-to-shower conversions remain the most requested single upgrade.
On budget: most full bathroom remodels in the Kirkland area land between about $20,000 and $60,000 — our Seattle-area cost guide and small bathroom cost guide show where the money goes. Adding a bathroom is often the bigger win in a one-and-a-half-bath house; our bathroom addition guide covers the real numbers.
Permits for plumbing, electrical, and structural changes run through the City of Kirkland; we prepare the application, carry fees in an itemized written estimate, and meet every inspection, as on all our Kirkland projects. Many owners pair the bath with the kitchen while the trades are mobilized — see our Kirkland kitchen remodeling page.
What we build in Kirkland bathrooms
Kirkland bathroom remodeling questions
How much does a bathroom remodel cost in Kirkland?
Most full bathroom remodels in the Kirkland 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.
What’s the most popular bathroom project in Kirkland?
The primary bath. Kirkland’s split-levels and 1970s–90s houses in Juanita, Rose Hill, and Finn Hill usually have a dated, undersized primary bathroom, and converting the tub to a true walk-in shower — with real waterproofing, tile, and a glass panel — is the upgrade owners ask for most.
Do I need a permit to remodel a bathroom in Kirkland?
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 Kirkland application, include the fees in your estimate, and meet every inspector on site.
Is a bathroom remodel worth it in Kirkland?
In this market, yes — updated bathrooms are among the upgrades Eastside buyers consistently pay for, and a dated bath drags on an otherwise strong house. Walk-in showers, proper ventilation for the PNW, and aging-in-place features hold their value best.
Plan your project
Planning a Kirkland bathroom? Useful next reads: bathroom costs in the Seattle area · bathroom remodel timeline · adding a bathroom · Kirkland kitchen remodeling · our Kirkland page · all of King County