CHC Remodel provides home remodeling and renovation in Redmond for whole homes, kitchens, bathrooms, basements and additions.
Backed by 25+ years of construction experience, structural engineering, architecture and interior-design expertise.
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Renovate several connected rooms, layouts and finishes under one coordinated plan.
Plan layout, cabinets, islands, countertops and appliances around how you use the kitchen.
Showers, tile, vanities, ventilation and waterproofing, from hall baths to primary suites.
Finish a lower level or add space that works with the existing house.
When several rooms need work, one coordinated renovation usually makes more sense than a series of separate projects. A whole-home remodel can combine kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, lighting, storage, finishes and layout changes.
Planning it together improves transitions between rooms and catches conflicts early. A new kitchen layout, for example, can affect nearby walls, plumbing, flooring and the living area next to it.
Cabinetry affects appliance locations, countertops, plumbing, electrical outlets and walking clearances, so it should be planned early. Custom cabinets let the kitchen fit the room, with pantry storage, deep drawers, pull-outs, custom islands and built-ins sized to the space.
For kitchen-specific planning, see our Redmond kitchen remodeling page and our custom cabinet page.
Bathrooms put plumbing, waterproofing, tile, ventilation and fixtures in a small space, so the order of work matters. For layouts, showers and tile planning, see our Redmond bathroom remodeling page.
A finished basement can add a family room, home office, guest suite or media room without changing the home’s footprint. Moisture control, drainage, ceiling height, egress and lighting decide what the lower level can become.
CHC Remodel reviews those conditions first, so the plan reflects what the space can support rather than what it looks like before demolition.
When the existing footprint is not enough, an addition can create a bedroom, primary suite, larger kitchen or family room. It has to tie into the existing structure, roof, utilities and circulation, and fit the property’s zoning.
Redmond also permits accessory dwelling units. Detached ADUs in Redmond require fire sprinklers, which is worth knowing early because it affects water service and budget.
Weighing the decision? Our guide to home additions in Redmond covers whether an addition is worth it.
Many homeowners want a kitchen that connects to the living area, a wider opening between rooms or a reworked layout. Removing a wall is a structural decision first. It may carry loads from above, and it can hide wiring, plumbing or ductwork.
CHC Remodel’s CEO is a structural engineer, so wall removals, beams and larger openings are evaluated before demolition, not after the wall is opened.
Wall removals, openings and additions are evaluated with engineering in mind.
Design decisions are made with real dimensions and construction requirements.
Cabinetry is planned around the room, appliances, countertops and plumbing.
More than 25 years of residential construction experience.
Connected rooms and trades are planned and sequenced as one project.
Based next door in Kirkland and serving Redmond and the Eastside.
Inside city limits, the City of Redmond issues building, electrical, plumbing and mechanical permits. Permits that need plan review are submitted through the City’s Plan Review Online (PRO) portal, and simpler over-the-counter permits through the Redmond ePermitting System (REPS).
Some work is exempt, including detached decks no more than 30 inches above grade, one-story detached accessory structures up to 200 square feet, and replacing exterior windows in existing openings.
Some properties with a Redmond mailing address are in unincorporated King County, and properties near the shoreline or critical areas may need additional review. CHC Remodel confirms the property’s actual jurisdiction and applicable permits during planning.
Discuss what is not working and what the remodel should achieve.
Review the space, existing conditions, structure and lot.
Define the layout, cabinetry, materials, structure and applicable permits.
Sequence the trades according to the agreed scope.
Review the completed work with you before closeout.
Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 85+ reviews on our Google Business Profile.
Siamak did an excellent job in remodeling our house in Redmond. It was major one which included removing a wall to make it a great room, removed pop corn ceiling, added brand new kitchen, cabinet installation, backsplash, new flooring, carpet in bedroom area, bathroom remodeling, interior and exterior painting and added a sliding back door to the yard. Recommended good quality materials with reasonable price. Overall very good work!!!
Boyo · Google review, May 2024
I don’t leave reviews unless they’re very positive or very negative… My experience with CHC and Siamak were far better than I expected going into this project. I had a few estimates where companies were trying to take advantage of me (or very poor estimators) as they were 5x the proposal CHC provided. Siamak was a great communicator, timely in responses, helped provide suggestions to make the project as cost effective as possible while maintaining my vision. His team was very respectful and did a tremendous job. Overall, it was a very positive experience.
Matthew B. · Google review, July 2025
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
CHC restored our first floor after damage from an external flood had been mitigated. CHC replaced and painted new drywall and baseboards, installed new carpeting, and hauled away the disposables. CHC is friendly, efficient, and timely.
Jeffrey R. · Google review, July 2026
CHC turned our underused garage into a beautiful guest suite. The design blended seamlessly with the rest of the house, and the entire process was smooth from start to finish. We’ve already recommended them to family and friends
Mona S. · Google review, October 2026
It depends on the scope. Structural changes, additions and most plumbing, mechanical and electrical work need permits from the City of Redmond. Some small projects are exempt, such as low detached decks and replacing windows in existing openings.
For properties inside city limits, the City of Redmond issues its own electrical permits rather than Washington State Labor & Industries. Electrical permits use a separate application from the building permit.
Redmond permits accessory dwelling units, attached or detached. Detached ADUs require fire sprinklers. Lot size, zoning, setbacks and utilities still decide what fits on a specific property.
It depends on the house and how you plan to use the space. A basement uses square footage you already have, provided moisture, ceiling height and egress work. An addition can put new rooms exactly where you need them.
Often, but the wall needs to be evaluated first. It may be load-bearing or contain wiring, plumbing or ductwork. Structural changes may also require engineering and permits.
Not always. Some properties with a Redmond mailing address are in unincorporated King County, which changes who issues permits. Confirm the property’s actual jurisdiction before applying.
Related services: roofing in Redmond.
Tell CHC Remodel what is not working in your current home and what you want to change. We can help evaluate the project, define the scope and plan the next steps.
