Bathroom & Kitchen Remodeling in Redmond, WA

Yes. We take on bathroom and kitchen remodels across Redmond, including Education Hill, Grass Lawn, Idylwood, North Redmond, Overlake, Bear Creek, Sammamish Valley, Southeast Redmond and Willows & Rose Hill.

For homes within Redmond city limits, permits come through the City of Redmond Development Services Center, and most can be applied for online with Plan Review Online (PRO). The city's residential permits page covers remodels of an existing home, and electrical, mechanical and plumbing permits are separate.

Yes. Both are unincorporated King County communities next to Redmond, so homes there get their permits from King County Permits rather than from the city.

Bathroom and kitchen remodels lead our work, in Redmond homes from the 1980s and 1990s and in newer ones from the 2010s. We also do whole-home remodels, and our past projects take in decks, pergolas, fences, painting, flooring and water damage repair.

A City of Redmond permit is valid for 365 days without any inspections, and each passed inspection extends the expiration date by another 365 days. Extension requests follow the city's fee schedule. Inspections are scheduled through the Redmond ePermitting Service (REPS) or by calling 425-556-2435, and must be requested before any work is covered up.

Yes, for most building permits applied for since May 1, 2025. Under Redmond Municipal Code 15.30, projects must report the quantity of waste disposed, recycled and salvaged through the city's online platform. Recycling is not required, but materials must be hauled to a designated facility, and the permit cannot get final inspection approval until reporting is done.

The standard Redmond sales tax rate is 10.4% from October 1 to December 31, 2026, according to the Washington Department of Revenue. DOR also lists a 9.0% 'Redmond Non-RTA' rate for addresses outside the Regional Transit Authority area. Contractors collect tax on the full remodel price, including labor and materials, at the job site's rate.

Yes, if it sits in the public right-of-way. Redmond's Right-of-Way Use Permit covers temporary storage such as PODs and dumpsters, including any container that protrudes onto a sidewalk. Review usually takes at least two weeks, plus a week if a bond is required. Outdoor storage is banned in Downtown, Overlake Village and Corridor Mixed-Use zones. Call 425-556-2723.

Yes. Puget Sound Energy supplies Redmond's electricity and natural gas, and PSE offers $1,000 back on qualifying Tier 3 or Tier 4 heat pump water heaters, or $1,100 for income-qualified Efficiency Boost customers. It is one rebate per single-family home, equipment must be installed on or after January 1, 2026, and you apply within 30 days of installation.

Sí. Somos una empresa latina y bilingüe. En Redmond, de Education Hill a Overlake, le explicamos el plan, los materiales y la cotización en español, y cerramos el proyecto con usted en español también.