Make your home work better for the way you live. New Day Construction brings design, construction, and project coordination together for kitchen, bathroom, and whole-home renovations, additions, and ADUs. We build around one simple principle: on budget, on time, with fewer surprises between the initial estimate and the final bill.
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Make your home work better for the way you live. New Day Construction brings design, construction, and project coordination together for kitchen, bathroom, and whole-home renovations, additions, and ADUs. We build around one simple principle: on budget, on time, with fewer surprises between the initial estimate and the final bill.
We specialize in complete remodeling projects like full kitchen, bathroom, and whole-home remodeling, along with additions and ADUs (all usually starting around $20,000). Start with the service that fits the scope of your project.
Kitchen Remodeling
Plan a new kitchen around storage, lighting, cabinetry, and the way you cook. Keep the footprint or explore a new layout. For early budgeting, our recent kitchen projects generally start around $40,000, with medium kitchens around $60,000 and larger kitchens often around $80,000 before major structural changes. Cabinetry and finish level are often among the biggest variables in the final kitchen budget.
Create a practical, comfortable bathroom with coordinated fixtures, surfaces, and storage. Discuss a full bathroom remodel, including accessibility improvements where they are part of the larger project. As a rough planning guide, a powder room may start around $20,000, a standard bathroom around $35,000, a primary bathroom around $50,000+, and a luxury primary bath around $80,000+.
Connect rooms, update finishes, and improve daily flow with a coordinated renovation. Plan kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, trim, living spaces, and basement updates as parts of the same home rather than separate projects. A whole-home remodel can also bring the house back to one consistent design language, so a new kitchen and bathrooms do not feel disconnected from older flooring, doors, trim, and living spaces. If doing everything at once does not fit the budget, the work can be planned in phases. For very early planning, our whole-home projects have ranged roughly around $120 to $160 per square foot depending on home size, materials, and finish level.
Common addition projects include a new primary bedroom and bathroom, expanding the kitchen and main living area, and creating attached living space for family. We also build ADUs and DADUs and complete garage and basement conversions.
New Day Construction is a family-owned remodeling company serving Seattle and surrounding communities. We coordinate our own crews with specialty partners for work such as electrical, plumbing, foundation, excavation, countertops, and other trade-specific scopes, keeping the project under one coordinated schedule.
CEO Peter Kravchuk and Client Relations Manager Serjay Kravchuk are part of the team homeowners work with at New Day Construction. Meet the people, see completed work, and talk through your priorities before choosing a general contractor in Seattle.
Planning a custom home instead? Our home builders can discuss a new-construction project alongside your renovation options.
Explore completed New Day projects across the region, from a kitchen update to a home prepared for its owners’ move-in. Each project has its own location, scope, and budget.
COMPLETED · ARLINGTON, WA
Complete Kitchen Remodel
Cabinetry, countertops, appliances, and fixtures brought a practical kitchen design together.
Before the owners moved in, New Day updated the kitchen and bathrooms, separated the laundry area, added a home office, and refreshed finishes throughout the home.
Share your address, the rooms involved, what is not working, and your budget. Photos and inspiration help make the first conversation specific.
Develop the design and scope
Review layout options, selections, and the work needed to build them. Define the visible scope, responsibilities, approvals, budget, and project schedule before construction so the estimate accounts for what can reasonably be identified up front.
Coordinate the work
Coordinate project management, materials, in-house work, and specialty subcontractors under one schedule. Discuss access, site protection, progress updates, and how any change orders will be handled. If you plan to stay in the home during construction, we can also plan the sequence around the spaces your family still needs to use. On whole-home projects, that can mean completing one floor or group of rooms before moving into the next phase.
Review the finished project
Walk through the completed work, discuss outstanding items, and confirm care information and the contact for follow-up questions.
Choose Your Contractor with Evidence
Great design still needs a realistic scope and careful execution. When comparing Seattle contractors, look beyond the starting bid and ask what the estimate actually includes, how change orders are handled, and how closely completed projects stuck to the promised budget and schedule. Then look at the work itself and the people responsible for delivering it.
Our approach is to include the visible, reasonably identifiable scope in the original estimate. Changes should come from work you add or conditions that could not reasonably be seen before demolition, such as hidden rot, plumbing, HVAC, or structural issues.
Family-owned company: meet our team before you commit.
On budget, on time: build the initial estimate around the scope that can reasonably be identified before work begins.
Completed project details: see photographs, locations, and the work involved.
License information: Washington contractor license NEWDADC823QR.
If you're a homeowner in Seattle or the surrounding area, including Bellevue and Kirkland, share your project address so we can confirm service availability and the local requirements that apply to your remodel.
Discuss Your Seattle Project
Tell us about your home, your priorities, and the work you have in mind. Call (425) 584-2936 to discuss the next step.
Who are the best home remodeling contractors in Seattle?
The best contractor is the one whose final bill stays close to the bid. At New Day Construction we work by one rule: on budget, on time. A $100K kitchen can end near $103K, but it will not jump to $160K. Extra cost appears only when you add scope or when demolition reveals a hidden problem.
How much do remodeling contractors charge per hour in Seattle?
Full remodeling projects at New Day are scoped as complete projects rather than billed like hourly handyman work. We generally focus on projects starting around $20,000, so a one-off fixture replacement, tub swap, or similar small job is usually better suited to a handyman or specialty installer.
What services do remodeling contractors in Seattle offer?
Full-service remodelers like New Day handle kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, whole-home remodels, home additions, ADUs and DADUs, garage and basement conversions, and luxury custom homes. We take projects starting at about $20K. Small standalone jobs, like a tub swap or a hood vent, are better handled by a handyman or a bath fitter. Items such as flooring, trim, siding, windows, cabinetry, countertops, and range hoods are handled as part of a larger remodeling project and not as standalone services.
How much remodeling can be done with $100,000?
At our current prices, $100K covers a medium kitchen (about $60K) plus a standard bathroom (about $35K). It can also cover a larger kitchen (about $80K) plus a powder room (about $20K). A structural wall change can add around $25,000 depending on the support, engineering, permitting, and existing conditions.
What permits are required for home remodeling in Seattle?
Structural changes, additions, ADUs, and new or moved plumbing and electrical need permits from SDCI. Painting, flooring, and like-for-like fixture swaps usually do not. Permits take about six weeks to three months depending on the city, and Seattle runs a bit longer than Bellevue. Straightforward remodeling permits may take roughly six weeks to three months depending on the city, with Seattle often taking somewhat longer than Bellevue. Additions are a different process and can require months of architectural, engineering, and city review before construction begins.
What is the 30% rule in remodeling?
It is a guideline to keep your remodel spending under about 30% of your home's current value. Above that, you risk putting in more than the market will pay back. Treat it as a starting point, not a hard limit.
What is the typical timeline for a home remodel in Seattle?
A whole-home remodel in an empty house can take about 2 months. If your family lives there, plan on 3 to 6 months, because work is phased around you. Permits come on top, and for home additions the design and city review stage has run 9 to 16 months on our projects.
What are common remodeling mistakes to avoid?
Choosing the lowest bid without asking how firmly the contractor commits to it. Assuming a wall is non-load-bearing. One of ours turned out structural and added about $30K. Underestimating finish selections. Cabinetry alone can range from roughly $20K for some semi-custom packages to $60K or more for custom work, with some European-style packages reaching around $80K. Skipping a plan for where the family lives during construction.
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Tell us what you want to change and what matters most. We will help you identify the next step for your kitchen, bathroom, addition, or whole-home project.