Eastmont is an unincorporated area in Snohomish County, southeast of Everett (population ~24,000). Close to I-5 and SR-527, it's a major residential area for Seattle-Everett commuters. A lot of homes here mostly date back to the time when Eastmont Park and Ride was built, which means a lot of original bathrooms that need an upgrade. New Day Construction's design and installation team out of Bellevue specializes in full bathroom remodeling for Eastmont homeowners. It can be a simple tile and fixture update or a complete gut renovation. Whatever ideas you have, the scope of work is matched to the house and budget.
Bathroom Remodel Ideas for Eastmont Homes
If you have decided to start planning your bathroom renovation but are not sure where to begin, the first and most crucial factor in planning will likely be choosing a design style. Depending on the space available, Eastmont clients can choose between modern bathroom designs with features like a floating vanity and curbless shower for narrow bathroom layouts. They can also opt for more classical environments that include subway tile and marble countertops, as well as warm wood cabinetry. A growing number of people show interest in minor luxury features that they would like to incorporate in their bathrooms without actually redoing the entire space layout. Regardless of which design ideas inspire you most, please keep in mind that we tailor any project to the specifics of your household needs and requirements. Feel free to bring one of the projects you have found online, and we will adjust it to the specifics of your plumbing system.
How Our Bathroom Remodeling Process Works, From Planning to Finish
We start every project with a walkthrough and plan of action. We measure the room, find out what client is looking for, price out materials before the demo, etc. Construction is planned with the rest of the house in mind. From our experience with Eastmont properties, they usually have single hallway access, so we have to make sure surrounding areas are protected from the start. The first half of the construction is usually new plumbing, tile, vanity, storage, etc. And before we put any tile on the wall, we do walk through colors and finishes. The last week of the process is when it actually turns from a construction site to a proper bathroom. We hang lights, set the mirror, and grout and seal all the joints.
Details That Make a New Bathroom Feel Finished
Outlet placement is important so your hair dryer or razor doesn't compete with already cramped counter space. We make sure that shower niches and towel bars are set at a height suitable to the household. Some updates are small but make a big impact, like changing out old brass to a matching set of hardware for the entire bathroom, including the faucet, pulls, mirror, and light bar. This can completely change the mood of the room for a fraction of the full-scale renovation price.
For guest baths, we go for durable, easy-clean surfaces such as porcelain tile that mimics the look of stone, and a wall-mount vanity will free up floor space. And a shower-only layout with a bench and niche, when the project doesn't include a bathtub, still requires care in the size of the grout lines and placement of fixtures.
Small Choices With an Outsized Effect on Resale Value
Bathroom upgrades don't have to be major to make an impact, especially if resale is a consideration. Many things a new homeowner will notice can be addressed with a new coat of paint, updated hardware, and replacing an outdated light fixture. And it will be a fraction of the cost of a full overhaul.
We have worked with several interior designers who list the same few elements that have major impacts on resale value. Neutral, timeless finishes are one. Working ventilation (both for function and for keeping the damp down) is another, not to mention a clean layout with the soap/toothbrush clutter in a cabinet. It all should read as well-taken care of, as for any homeowner considering the difference between doing the bathroom remodel now vs. selling the house in a few years.
Why Eastmont Homeowners Choose New Day Construction
With 21+ years of combined industry experience, New Day Construction offers kitchen and bathroom remodeling services in Snohomish and King counties, including Eastmont, Everett, Mukilteo, and Lake Stevens regularly. We are licensed (WA contractor license NEWDADC823QR) and fully insured, and all estimates come free. Plus, you'll get itemized, transparent prices before signing the contract. We install premium materials such as Kohler fixtures, Cambria quartz surfaces, and Waypoint cabinetry, which are sourced from the same suppliers as their showroom displays in Bellevue.
DIY Bathroom Remodeling vs. Hiring a Contractor
Many bathroom renovations don't require an entire crew or even permits. These include repainting, changing out a faucet, or replacing a toilet seat. But if it involves plumbing, electrical work, or structural changes like moving walls, then you definitely need a licensed professional and inspections, as per Washington state building code.
Even if you wanted to do something minor like changing a heavier grab bar or a heated towel rack, you should make that call and verify that it's compliant. As a general contractor builder, we deal with the permitting and inspections to be sure the final result is both functional and in accordance with the code.
Start Planning Your Eastmont Bathroom Remodel
Your bathroom looks the same since the house was built? Call (425) 464-7235 and get a free walkthrough from New Day Construction. Serving Eastmont as part of Snohomish and King counties, our team will provide you with an itemized estimate based on the scope of work needed for your home.
