CHC Remodel provides bathroom remodeling in Redmond, from primary bathrooms and walk-in showers to hall baths and small bathrooms.
Backed by 25+ years of construction experience, structural engineering, architecture and interior-design expertise.
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Rework the layout, shower, vanities, storage and lighting of the main bathroom.
Walk-in showers, tub-to-shower conversions, tile, glass and low-threshold entries.
Make a compact bathroom work harder with better layout, storage and fixtures.
Plan layout, materials and fixtures with an architect and interior designer on the team.
A primary bathroom remodel often involves more than new finishes. Many homeowners want a larger shower, a double vanity, better storage, more natural light or a layout that separates the toilet area from the rest of the room.
Those changes can move plumbing, affect walls and change ventilation needs. CHC Remodel plans the layout, fixtures and building systems together, so the design works before tile is ordered.
Shower remodels are one of the most common bathroom projects. A tub-to-shower conversion or a larger walk-in shower can make the room easier to use every day.
The details that matter most are behind the tile: waterproofing, slope to the drain, valve placement and blocking for future grab bars. Low-threshold or curbless entries need extra planning in the floor structure, which is where engineering input helps.
A small bathroom has little room for mistakes. Fixture spacing, door swing, vanity depth and storage all compete for the same few square feet.
Thoughtful layout changes, a wall-hung or right-sized vanity, recessed storage and better lighting can make a compact bathroom feel more open without adding space.
Good bathrooms start with a plan. CHC Remodel’s architect and interior designer help define the layout, materials, fixtures and lighting, and check those choices against real dimensions and plumbing locations.
Vanities and storage are planned like cabinetry: drawer layouts, outlet locations inside cabinets, medicine cabinets, linen storage and built-ins sized to the room.
A bathroom puts water, electricity and moisture in a small space, so the work behind the finishes decides how long the room lasts.
Shower walls and floors need a continuous waterproofing system, not just tile and grout.
An exhaust fan sized and ducted correctly helps control moisture and mold.
Moving fixtures can mean changing drain and vent lines, which affects layout options.
Older floors may need reinforcement for heavy tubs, stone or curbless showers.
Layouts and finishes are planned with real dimensions and construction requirements.
Floor framing, wall changes and heavy fixtures are evaluated with engineering in mind.
Vanities and storage are planned around the room, outlets and plumbing.
More than 25 years of residential construction experience.
Plumbing, electrical, tile and finish work are sequenced in the right order.
Based next door in Kirkland and serving Redmond and the Eastside.
Inside city limits, the City of Redmond issues its own plumbing, electrical, mechanical and building permits. Bathroom remodels that move plumbing, add circuits or change walls typically need permits, while purely cosmetic updates often have different requirements.
Some properties with a Redmond mailing address are in unincorporated King County, so confirm the property’s actual jurisdiction. CHC Remodel reviews which permits apply during planning.
Discuss how you use the room and what is not working.
Check plumbing locations, ventilation, framing and signs of moisture.
Define the layout, shower, vanity, tile, fixtures and lighting.
Demolition, rough-in, waterproofing, tile and finish work in the right sequence.
Review the finished bathroom with you before closeout.
Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 85+ reviews on our Google Business Profile.
I had a great business and construction experience with CHC in transforming my bathroom to a walk-in shower, and some other services. Marjan and Siamak as the CEO and project manager are very reliable, caring, and respectful to the customer’s timeline and needs. They provide high quality work and most efficient advise. Their excutive crew are also very well-skilled, trustworthy and committed. I am so glad to have been working with them and highly recommend them if you need peace of mind for a construction project.
Sima D. · Google review, July 2026
I recently hired Contemporary Home Construction for a bathroom remodel, and I couldn’t be happier with the results. From start to finish, their team was professional, detail-oriented, and easy to work with. They helped me choose the perfect design, kept me updated throughout the process, and finished on schedule.
Jon · Google review, August 2025
I had my bathroom and kitchen remodeled and couldn’t be happier with the results. The team was professional, reliable, and really paid attention to the details. My bathroom feels fresh and modern, and the kitchen looks amazing it’s exactly what I wanted. Highly recommend!
Hootan T. · Google review, August 2025
Usually, if the remodel moves plumbing, adds electrical circuits or changes walls. Inside city limits, the City of Redmond issues those plumbing, electrical and building permits. Purely cosmetic updates may have different requirements, so confirm the scope first.
Often, yes. A tub-to-shower conversion needs a new waterproofing system, a properly sloped shower floor and a drain and valve in the right locations. Low-threshold entries may need changes to the floor structure.
It depends on the goals, but common changes include a larger shower, double vanity, more storage, better lighting and ventilation, and sometimes a reworked layout. Moving fixtures can change plumbing and wall work.
Yes, within limits. Better fixture spacing, a right-sized vanity, recessed storage, glass instead of a shower curtain, and good lighting can make a compact bathroom feel more open.
Yes. CHC Remodel’s team includes an architect and interior designer who help plan the layout, materials and fixtures, and coordinate them with plumbing and construction requirements.
With a continuous waterproofing system behind the tile, proper slope to the drain, careful detailing at niches, benches and the valve, and a correctly sized exhaust fan. Those steps matter more than the tile itself.
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Tell CHC Remodel what is not working in your bathroom and what you want to change. We can help evaluate the space, define the scope and plan the next steps.
