Bathroom & kitchen remodeling in Beaverton
Beaverton is mid century country. Ranches and split levels from the 1950s and '60s, pockets of post and beam Rummer homes in Oak Hills and Garden Home, and newer subdivisions filled by the Silicon Forest workforce.
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The homes we remodel in Beaverton
Most Beaverton remodels start with a layout problem. These homes were built with the kitchen closed off and the primary bath treated as an afterthought. Opening the kitchen into the family room and reworking a dark 1960s bath into a proper suite are the calls we get most, and both lift the home's value in a market where tech buyers expect move in ready.
The Rummer homes are their own conversation. Post and beam framing, exposed ceilings, atriums, and walls of glass mean you can't remodel one like a standard tract house. We keep the lines intact and update the wet areas without flattening what makes a Rummer a Rummer.
Remodel design for Beaverton homes
Mid century modern still fits here, and it's had a real revival. Clean lines, warm wood tones, flat panel and slab cabinetry, large format tile, and daylighting that plays to the atriums and clerestory windows these homes already have.
We lean into the era rather than covering it up. Walnut, terrazzo look surfaces, and simple geometric tile read modern without going cold, the current look, done with materials that will still look right in ten years.
Project management from demo to walkthrough
One project manager owns your project from demo to the final walkthrough, keeps the schedule tight, and quality checks every stage before the next begins. That is how we stand behind the build.
On Beaverton's newer subdivisions, spec built in a hurry, the showers and tub surrounds are worth a look. Fast built wet areas are where leaks start, and catching one early is far cheaper than repairing the framing under it.
What we build in Beaverton
The same craft and the same standard, whether your Beaverton project is a single bathroom or a whole home remodel.
Beaverton remodeling FAQs
Do you remodel bathrooms and kitchens in Beaverton?
Yes, Beaverton is one of our core areas. We remodel ranches and split levels across the city, from Garden Home and Oak Hills out toward Sexton Mountain, and we've worked on Beaverton's post and beam Rummer homes, which need a lighter, structure aware touch.
Can you open up the kitchen in a 1960s Beaverton ranch?
Usually, yes. Opening the kitchen to the family room is the single most requested change in Beaverton, and most of those mid century walls can be opened or removed once we confirm the framing and reroute what runs inside them. We price the structural work before you commit.
What does a bathroom remodel cost in Beaverton?
The same ranges as the rest of the metro: most full remodels land between $20,000 and $50,000, and tub to shower conversions start around $10,000. Mid century baths here often hide original cast iron plumbing, so we scope that early. Our planner builds a range for your specific project in minutes.
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.
Serving Beaverton and nearby communities
We work throughout the Portland metro area. If you’re near Beaverton, we likely serve your neighborhood too.
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.