Bathroom & Kitchen Remodeling in Everett, WA

Yes. We work across Everett, including Northwest Everett, Riverside, Port Gardner and Rucker Hill, Bayside, Silver Lake, View Ridge-Madison, Lowell and Boulevard Bluffs.

Inside city limits, residential building permits come from City of Everett Permit Services. Homes in unincorporated areas nearby go through Snohomish County Planning and Development Services.

Bathrooms and kitchens first, including the small original baths in some of Everett's older houses. We handle whole-home remodels too. Other past jobs: water damage repair, flooring, painting, and building decks, pergolas and fences.

For October 1 to December 31, 2026, Everett's combined sales tax rate is 9.9%: the 6.5% state rate plus Everett's 3.4% local rate. Washington taxes the full remodel contract, including labor, materials, permit fees and subcontractors. Everett addresses outside the Regional Transit Authority area use 8.5%, so check yours with the state's tax rate lookup.

Usually, yes. Everett allows attached and detached ADUs in every zone except Light and Heavy Industrial, and an ADU's habitable area, including basements, must be under 1,000 square feet. Units under 1,200 square feet need no off-street car parking. Each unit needs its own water meter, and mostly interior conversions skip the city's site and building design rules.

It depends on size and height. Everett exempts a deck only if it is 200 square feet or smaller, no more than 30 inches above grade at any point, not attached to the house and not serving a required exit door. Decks that don't meet all of those conditions need a permit. Everett Permit Services answers questions at 425-257-8810.

Use MapEverett, the city's online map. Search your address, open the layer list and turn on the Utilities layer. A side sewer shows as a dashed green line running from your house to a sewer main, with green text giving its data. If another sewer district serves your property, the map labels that jurisdiction instead of Everett.

Often, yes. The City of Everett says homeowners can draw plans for most small residential projects, additions, garages and remodels if the drawings meet the code's prescriptive requirements. Engineering calculations are needed for unusual shapes, non-wood framing, complex structure or site conditions, or plans that don't meet prescriptive lateral bracing rules.

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