New Day Construction helps Everett homeowners replace outdated bathrooms with rooms planned for comfort, storage, moisture control, and everyday use. We coordinate the layout, plumbing, electrical work, ventilation, waterproofing, tile, cabinetry, and finishes instead of treating each choice as a separate project.
The right scope depends on your existing bathroom and the improvements you want to make. A complete renovation may preserve the current layout or involve relocating fixtures, updating plumbing and electrical systems, and changing the room's configuration. New Day Construction focuses on full bathroom remodeling rather than isolated fixture replacements or minor cosmetic repairs. Call (425) 584-2936 or request a free estimate to discuss your project.
Bathroom Remodeling Services
A bathroom renovation may include:
- layout planning and fixture relocation;
- walk-in showers, tubs, and combined bathing areas;
- vanities, countertops, mirrors, and storage;
- tile floors, shower walls, niches, and backsplashes;
- lighting, receptacles, and exhaust fans;
- plumbing fixtures, supplies, drains, and valves;
- drywall, paint, doors, trim, and finish carpentry;
- accessibility-minded features and clearances.
Existing Conditions Shape the Project
Before selecting finishes, review the room's plumbing locations, framing, floor condition, ventilation, electrical capacity, window, door swing, and visible signs of moisture. Older work or previous repairs may not be apparent until demolition.
When the layout works, keeping major fixtures in place can reduce disruption. When the room is cramped or poorly arranged, relocating a shower, tub, toilet, or vanity may improve function but can add plumbing, framing, electrical, and permit work.
Shower and Tub Planning
The shower or tub should suit the people using the room and the available footprint. Consider entry width, curb height, controls, handheld fixtures, niches, benches, glass, and cleaning. Blocking for grab bars can be installed even when the bars are not part of the immediate design.
Waterproofing should be designed as a complete assembly at the base, walls, corners, transitions, penetrations, and drain. Tile and grout are visible finishes; they do not replace the waterproof layer behind them.
Ventilation, Lighting, and Storage
An exhaust fan should be selected for the room and vented to the exterior. Lighting can combine general illumination, mirror-level task light, and approved shower lighting. Receptacles and controls should be planned with fixtures and cabinetry so they remain convenient and code-compliant.
Storage can come from vanity drawers, medicine cabinets, linen cabinets, open shelving, or recessed niches. The best choice depends on clearances and how the room is used, not simply on the largest cabinet that will fit.
What Affects Bathroom Remodel Cost?
Key factors include room size, demolition, concealed damage, layout changes, plumbing and electrical work, ventilation, waterproofing, tile area and pattern, cabinetry, counters, fixtures, glass, finish selections, permits, and access. The condition of the subfloor and framing can also matter.
For early budgeting, our complete powder room remodels start around $20,000, standard bathrooms typically cost approximately $35,000, and primary bathrooms generally start around $50,000. Luxury primary bathroom renovations can begin around $80,000 or more. These are rough planning figures rather than fixed Everett quotes. The final cost depends on the layout, waterproofing requirements, materials, plumbing and electrical work, and existing conditions.
Primary Baths, Hall Baths, and Powder Rooms
Each bathroom remodel has a different job. A primary bathroom may prioritize two-person use, shower comfort, storage, and privacy. A hall bathroom often needs durable finishes and a layout that works for several people. A powder room can make a strong visual impression, but fixture clearances and ventilation still matter.
When the project is part of a larger home remodel, the bathroom design should coordinate with flooring transitions, trim, doors, and nearby rooms. If the household is also planning a kitchen remodel, decisions about finish level and construction access can be discussed together even when the projects are phased separately.
Choosing an Everett Remodeling Contractor
Ask each contractor to explain the scope, permit responsibilities, site supervision, trade coordination, allowances, change process, and final walkthrough. Verify current registration and insurance, review the written agreement, and compare what is actually included.
A bathroom remodel in Everett should be based on the home and jurisdiction, not a generic package. New Day Construction serves Everett and surrounding communities, and we can help determine whether a complete bathroom renovation or a broader home remodeling project best fits your goals and property.
Our Everett Bathroom Remodeling Process
A successful bathroom remodel starts with a clear plan. Here's how we guide Everett homeowners from the initial consultation to the final walkthrough, with a focus on realistic budgets, coordinated construction, and clear communication.
- Consultation: review goals, current problems, priorities, and budget framework.
- Site assessment: document layout, visible conditions, utilities, ventilation, and access.
- Design and selections: coordinate fixtures, cabinetry, tile, lighting, storage, and finishes.
- Scope and approvals: define the work, allowances, responsibilities, and permits.
- Construction: complete demolition, rough work, inspections, waterproofing, finishes, and installation in sequence.
- Final walkthrough: compare the finished room with the agreed scope.
Everett Bathroom Permits
Permit requirements depend on the scope. Moving walls or changing plumbing, electrical, or mechanical systems may require building or trade permits and inspections. The permitting authority also depends on whether the property is within Everett city limits.
Use the City of Everett's Permit Services resources for current application guidance, and confirm requirements for the address before work begins.
For properties within Everett city limits, the city provides separate electrical, plumbing, and mechanical permit application procedures. Condominium projects may also involve association approvals, shared building systems, and restrictions on access or working hours. We review these requirements as part of the agreed project scope so permitting and construction responsibilities are identified before work begins.
Why Choose New Day Construction?
New Day Construction is a family-owned remodeling contractor with an approach built around one principle: on budget, on time. We focus on realistic estimates, clearly defined scopes, and coordinated construction to reduce avoidable surprises. Our team works with in-house crews and specialty subcontractors, including plumbing and electrical professionals, according to the project requirements. We aim to identify reasonably foreseeable costs before construction begins and explain any necessary changes before additional work proceeds.
Our completed projects include a bathroom and laundry room renovation in Lake Forest Park. The combined project cost approximately $54,000 and took about two months, with custom cabinetry selected by the homeowner. These figures cover both rooms, not the bathroom alone, and represent one completed project rather than a standard price or timeline. Explore our project gallery to see more of our residential remodeling work. Our Washington contractor registration number is NEWDADC823QR, which you can verify through Washington L&I.
Serving Everett and Nearby Snohomish County Communities
Bathroom projects in Everett and elsewhere in Snohomish County can fall under different permitting authorities, so the jurisdiction should be confirmed for the exact address. Condominiums can also involve association rules, common building systems, access limits, and work-hour requirements that differ from a detached home. The scope should record those constraints and identify who communicates with the relevant authority, inspectors, suppliers, and building representatives.
Quality Control During Construction
Quality checks should take place throughout construction, not only during the final walkthrough. We coordinate required inspections and review critical details before they're concealed, including plumbing and electrical rough-ins, ventilation, waterproofing, and tile preparation. At completion, we review fixtures, cabinetry, finishes, and any remaining corrections against the agreed scope. These checks help identify issues while they can still be addressed efficiently.
FAQ
How much does an Everett bathroom remodel cost?
At New Day Construction, complete powder room remodels start around $20,000, standard bathrooms typically cost approximately $35,000, and primary bathrooms generally start around $50,000. Luxury primary bathroom renovations can begin around $80,000 or more. These are preliminary planning figures, with the final cost depending on the layout, waterproofing, tile, fixtures, materials, and existing conditions.
Do I need a permit?
Many scopes involving structural, plumbing, electrical, or mechanical changes require permits and inspections. Confirm the requirements with the authority that has jurisdiction over the property.
Can a tub be replaced with a shower?
Often, but the footprint, drain location, supply plumbing, waterproofing, ventilation, entry, and glass clearances should be reviewed before the design is finalized.
Can I stay home during construction?
Often, provided access, dust control, noise, utility shutdowns, pets, and use of another bathroom are planned in advance. The practical answer depends on the scope and household.
Start Planning Your Everett Bathroom
Planning a complete bathroom renovation in Everett? Tell New Day Construction about your existing bathroom, the improvements you're considering, and your approximate budget. We'll help you review the scope and discuss the next steps. Call (425) 584-2936 or request a free consultation to discuss your project.
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