Bathroom & Kitchen Remodeling in Monroe, WA

Yes. We work across Monroe, including downtown, Fryelands, the Lake Tye area and Milwaukee Hill, plus nearby Woods Creek and High Bridge.

Inside city limits, permits come from the City of Monroe Community Development Department, Development and Building Services. Homes in unincorporated areas nearby go through Snohomish County Planning and Development Services.

Bathroom and kitchen remodels are the core of what we do, in Monroe houses from before 1940 as well as the subdivisions built since 1990. We take on whole-home remodels, and we've built decks, fences and pergolas and done painting, flooring and water damage repair.

Monroe's residential window replacement permit needs a window schedule that lists each window's size, operation, U-factor and location, and the city notes that the window seller's bid often includes all of these. Apply online at monroe.onlama.com. Monroe reviews the work under the 2021 Washington building codes, which include the energy code.

Monroe has a residential permit for converting a garage to living space, filed online at monroe.onlama.com. The city's checklist asks for a site plan drawn at 1 inch = 50 feet or larger, construction drawings with elevations, structural plans if applicable, a WSU energy code compliance form and, if the home is on septic, written Snohomish Health District approval.

Yes. Since March 23, 2026, Monroe has accepted building, engineering, land use and fire permit applications online through its LAMA portal, where you can track status, request inspections and pay fees. Over-the-counter residential permits for a water heater, furnace, re-roof, heat pump or air conditioner are now only available through that portal.

Monroe building, plumbing and mechanical permits are valid for two years from the date of issuance. Work can't start until the permit and approved plans are on site, and starting early brings double fees. Request each inspection by 4 p.m., online or at 360-863-4545 extension 1, to be scheduled for the next available business day.

Remodel work in Monroe is taxed at 9.4%, the combined state and local rate the Washington Department of Revenue lists for October through December 2026 (location code 3112). Contractors collect it on the total charge, including labor, materials, permit fees and subcontractors, and the rate where the job site sits is the one that applies.

Sí. Ultra Renovations es una empresa latina, y su proyecto en Monroe puede llevarse entero en español: el mensaje por WhatsApp o la llamada, la cita en su casa, la cotización y la revisión al terminar.