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What Remodeling on the Island Really Involves
Point for a Mercer Island RemodelMercer Island is an island of substantial single-family homes, many of them built from the 1950s through the 1970s on generous, sloping lots. A mid-century home remodel here is rarely a quick surface swap. The rooms are solid, but the kitchens sit closed off and the baths run small by the standard people want now.
The lot matters as much as the house. A good share of the island falls under the city's critical-areas and geologically-hazardous mapping, and waterfront parcels carry their own shoreline rules. That backdrop shapes what a remodel can touch and how the planning has to start.
Permitting runs through the city itself, not King County. Mercer Island's Community Planning and Development Department reviews the work, so the rules that apply to your block come from City Hall on SE 36th Street, not a county office across the water.

Cabinets, counters, tile, and layout are the whole of what we do, and that focus is the point. Below is what each room involves.

A kitchen remodel in Mercer Island opens up the closed floor plans these homes were built with, adding deep storage, real counter space, and surfaces that hold up to years of daily cooking.

A bathroom remodel in Mercer Island turns a dated hall bath or tight primary suite into a room with proper waterproofing, better fixtures, and tile laid to keep water where it belongs.

A whole-home remodel in Mercer Island carries one look across the kitchen, baths, and living spaces at once, so an older or piecemeal house finally reads as a single, considered home.

Photos tell the story faster than we can. These are recent jobs from around the Eastside, close to what Mercer Island homeowners ask us for.





The steps below are the same on every job, from a single bath to a whole floor. They keep the schedule visible and the decisions yours.
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Start with a short call about your goals and budget, then an in-home visit where we look at the space, take measurements, and talk through what is realistic for your kitchen or bath.
Bringing real samples of tile, grout, flooring, and cabinetry to your door lets you judge each one in your home's own light and layout before a single decision gets locked in.
Digging into how you cook, bathe, and move through the rooms, we shape a plan around your daily routine, your timeline, and any surprises the house is likely to hold behind its walls.
Our crew runs the build from prep to finish, keeping the site clean and the schedule visible, with one point of contact so you always know what is happening and what comes next.

The reviews below come from homeowners we have built for around the region. They speak to the day-to-day of a job more than we can.
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Home remodeling in Mercer Island tends to run deeper than the finishes, because the houses and their sites both ask for it.
Whole-home scope is common here too, since owners who update one room often carry the same look through the rest of the house. Finished rooms like these show up on our recent remodeling projects.
Two things decide a permit here: what you are changing, and what your lot is. As your Mercer Island remodeling contractor, we read both against the City of Mercer Island's own Community Planning and Development Department rules before work starts.
How long a Mercer Island building permit remodel takes depends more on that lot review than on the counter you picked. We handle the filing and meet the inspectors ourselves, so the city side never lands on you.
The finishes that last longest on the island balance clean, current looks with materials made for a damp climate and daily use. A kitchen and bath remodel in Mercer Island usually leans on a few choices worth knowing.
Mid-century homes reward finishes that respect the era without freezing it in place, so we mix updated function with lines that still suit the house. Swapping a cramped tub for a walk-in shower is one of the changes island owners ask for most.
The calendar shapes a remodel more than most people expect, so a little lead time goes a long way.
We take jobs across the island, from the Town Center core out to the shoreline blocks:
No two of these areas ask for the same remodel; a Town Center condo and an East Mercer Way waterfront home start from very different plans.
Your kitchen and bath are the two rooms you use every day, so they are worth getting right. One steady crew, upfront numbers, and a 12-month workmanship warranty go into every kitchen and bath remodel in Mercer Island we take on. Reach out for a free estimate and we will look at the rooms together.

Mercer Island sits between Seattle and the Eastside, and our work carries across that whole area. Here is where else we remodel kitchens and baths:
Send us a few details about your kitchen or bath project and we will follow up with the next steps. The form is the quickest way to reach us.