Bathroom and kitchen
remodeling in Portland
Portland Tile & Remodels is a family owned remodeling company in Portland, Oregon. We build custom tile showers, bathrooms, and kitchens across the metro, and every project is held to the same standard: all details matter.
★ 5.0 on Google·300+ remodels·Family owned·Licensed & bonded, OR CCB #255837
Recent projects in the Portland metro
Bathroom and kitchen remodels, photographed the week we finished them.
Remodeling services in Portland
Bathrooms, kitchens, custom tile work, and flooring, managed from demo to the final walkthrough and held to one standard: all details matter.
Bathroom remodeling
We remodel full bathrooms, build custom tile showers, and convert tubs to walk in showers. Every bathroom is planned down to the tile layout and built with quality materials and the attention to detail that makes a remodel last. Projects range from small guest and powder bathrooms to large custom primary suites with curbless walk in showers.
Bathroom remodeling in Portland
Kitchen remodeling
We remodel kitchens from demo to final hardware, with custom or RTA cabinets, quartz and natural stone countertops, and hand set kitchen backsplashes. Every kitchen is planned around how your family lives in it: weeknight dinners, homework at the island, and the parties where everyone ends up in the kitchen anyway.
Kitchen remodeling in Portland
Hardwood and tile flooring
We install hardwood floors, tile floors, luxury vinyl plank, and carpet, and refinish the solid wood floors older Portland homes already have. The specialty work is custom stairs and railings, down to hardwood vents we make so the register disappears into the floor. Every floor starts with self leveling and a properly prepped subfloor, because that is what decides how it holds up in ten years.
Flooring in PortlandWhat does a bathroom remodel cost in Portland?
Every honest answer starts the same way: it depends on the room, the scope and the finishes you choose. So rather than hand you a chart, we built the thing that answers it properly. Pick your footprint, drop in the shower, the tub, the vanity and the tile you actually want, and watch the bathroom come together in 3D. At the end you get a Portland labor and installation range for the room you just built.
- Build it in 3D, one choice at a time
- A Portland labor and installation range at the end
- Add a photo for an AI render of your actual bathroom
- About two minutes, and no contact info to start
Build your bathroom in 3D
Pick the size, the fixtures and the finishes, and watch the room come together. You get a budget range at the end. About two minutes, and no contact info to start.
Reviews
Reviews from Portland homeowners
★★★★★ 5.0 on Google across the Portland metro and SW Washington.
How we run a remodel
Skilled trades, sequenced by people who talk to each other and to you. The details that decide a remodel get settled in planning, long before anyone swings a hammer, and the same attention carries through execution: dust control on day one, a walkthrough and a clean site on the last.
We draw the layout, price it, and lock the selections before demo: tile, fixtures, cabinetry, counters, and lighting. Portland and most surrounding cities require permits whenever plumbing or electrical moves, and we pull them for the work we perform. Deciding this early is what keeps change orders and delays out of the build.
01Design, selections, and permits
We draw the layout, price it, and lock the selections before demo: tile, fixtures, cabinetry, counters, and lighting. Portland and most surrounding cities require permits whenever plumbing or electrical moves, and we pull them for the work we perform. Deciding this early is what keeps change orders and delays out of the build.
Floor protection and dust barriers go up before anything comes out, and we haul the debris off site. We strip the room to framing, then inspect the subfloor, studs, and existing plumbing. Rot, failed waterproofing, and undersized wiring surface here, while they are still cheap to correct.
02Demolition and site protection
Floor protection and dust barriers go up before anything comes out, and we haul the debris off site. We strip the room to framing, then inspect the subfloor, studs, and existing plumbing. Rot, failed waterproofing, and undersized wiring surface here, while they are still cheap to correct.
Drains, supply lines, and the shower valve get set, circuits and lighting get run, and we add blocking in the walls for grab bars, benches, and heavy vanities. Heated floor mats and fans are wired at this stage. The city inspects the rough in before any wall closes, which is exactly when it should be checked.
03Rough in plumbing and electrical
Drains, supply lines, and the shower valve get set, circuits and lighting get run, and we add blocking in the walls for grab bars, benches, and heavy vanities. Heated floor mats and fans are wired at this stage. The city inspects the rough in before any wall closes, which is exactly when it should be checked.
A bonded waterproofing membrane goes across the entire wet area, the pan gets sloped to the drain, and we flood test it before a single tile is set. Floors get self leveled and substrates flattened for tile. This step is invisible in the finished room and decides whether it lasts five years or thirty.
04Waterproofing and substrate prep
A bonded waterproofing membrane goes across the entire wet area, the pan gets sloped to the drain, and we flood test it before a single tile is set. Floors get self leveled and substrates flattened for tile. This step is invisible in the finished room and decides whether it lasts five years or thirty.
Tile is laid out before it is cut so grout lines run true and cuts land in corners, then cabinetry, counters, glass, fixtures, trim, paint, and hardware follow in order. We clean the site, walk the finished room with you, and complete the punch list before calling the job done.
05Tile, finishes, and final walkthrough
Tile is laid out before it is cut so grout lines run true and cuts land in corners, then cabinetry, counters, glass, fixtures, trim, paint, and hardware follow in order. We clean the site, walk the finished room with you, and complete the punch list before calling the job done.
Frequently asked questions
Costs, timelines, and what to expect.
Most full bathroom remodels in the Portland area run $20,000 to $50,000. A tub to shower conversion typically runs $12,000 to $18,000+, and a custom primary suite with premium tile and fixtures runs $50,000 and up. Room size, layout changes, tile selection, and fixtures drive the number. For a range specific to your bathroom, use the planner on this page, then confirm it with a free in home estimate.
A typical Portland bathroom remodel takes about two to four weeks of active work once the project begins, depending on the scope. A focused tub to shower conversion can move faster, while a full remodel that relocates plumbing, adds custom tile, or includes a freestanding tub takes longer. Proper demo, waterproofing, and tile work each need time to be done right, and some steps require curing or inspection before the next can start. We give you a realistic schedule up front and keep the project organized so the timeline stays predictable.
For many homeowners, yes. A tub to shower conversion turns a rarely used tub into a roomy, easy to access walk in shower, which often suits daily life better and can make a bathroom feel larger and more modern. It’s a popular choice for aging in place, primary baths, and homes with multiple tubs elsewhere. If you’re selling soon and the home has only one tub, it’s worth weighing buyer preferences. As an investment, a well built tile shower with proper waterproofing adds lasting function and appeal that a worn out tub simply doesn’t.
Portland Tile & Remodels serves Portland and the greater Portland metro, including Clackamas, Happy Valley, Lake Oswego, Oregon City, West Linn, Beaverton, Hillsboro, Tigard, and Tualatin, plus Southwest Washington, including Vancouver, Camas, and Washougal. If your city is not on the list, ask. We travel throughout the region.
Where a project lands in these ranges depends mostly on the finish materials you choose: tile, cabinetry, countertops, and plumbing fixtures.
Figures are nonbinding planning estimates, not a quote, bid, or offer. Actual pricing is established only by a written estimate.
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Remodeling across the Portland metro
We serve the Portland metro and Southwest Washington, including the communities below.
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All details matter.
A bathroom or kitchen remodel is hundreds of small decisions. Which tile, where the layout gives and where it holds, what gets fixed once the wall is open. We work through them with you instead of guessing, and you hear from us at every step, not just when something goes wrong. That is what you are actually hiring: skilled trades who sweat the details and answer the phone. Tell us about your space and we will put a real number on it.