Bathroom remodels.
Where waterproofing and craftsmanship matter most.
Silverstone Building builds bathroom remodels, powder rooms to primary suites, across the Seattle area. Powder rooms generally run $8,000–$25,000+, full baths $25,000–$75,000+, and primary baths $50,000–$85,000 (or $75,000–$150,000+ for custom tile, glass, and heated floors).
What it covers.
Powder rooms, full baths, and primary suites: from a clean refresh to a full gut with a new layout, custom tile, and heated floors. The visible finishes get the attention; the waterproofing underneath is what makes them last.
Our approach.
A bathroom is a small room where water and craftsmanship meet, and it's unforgiving of shortcuts. The waterproofing, the slope of a shower pan, the way tile meets glass: that's where a bath either holds up for decades or fails quietly behind the wall. We build the parts you'll never see to the same standard as the ones you will.
What to consider.
Moisture is the enemy. In older homes especially, opening a bathroom wall often reveals damage from years of it. We'd rather find and fix the cause than tile over it.
Layout changes touch plumbing and structure. Moving a tub or relocating a shower changes the scope; we'll be straight about what it takes.
Ventilation and finishes matter more than they look. The right exhaust, the right materials, and clean detailing are the difference between a bath that ages well and one that doesn't.
Indicative cost.
Powder rooms generally run $8,000–$25,000+; full baths $25,000–$75,000+; and primary baths $50,000–$85,000, or $75,000–$150,000+ for custom tile, frameless glass, and heated floors. See the Cost Guide.
Bathroom remodel FAQ.
Powder rooms $8k–$25k+, full baths $25k–$75k+, primary baths $50k–$85k, and $75k–$150k+ for high-end custom work.
A bath either holds up for decades or fails quietly behind the wall. We build the waterproofing and shower pan to the same standard as the finishes you see.
Opening a bathroom wall in an older home often reveals moisture damage. We find and fix the cause rather than tile over it.