Bathroom & kitchen remodeling in Vancouver
Vancouver is two cities in one remodel market. A historic core, Uptown Village, Hough, Carter Park, and the Officers Row homes, and fast growing new construction out east and along the revived waterfront.
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- Serving Vancouver and the surrounding Southwest Washington
- Licensed, bonded, and insured, Oregon CCB #255837
- A real project manager, not a call center
- Financing available
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★★★★★ 5.0 on Google across the Portland metro and SW Washington.
The homes we remodel in Vancouver
In the older neighborhoods, the work looks a lot like Portland's east side: Craftsman and Foursquare homes with dated plumbing, cramped baths, and closed in kitchens that need modernizing without losing their character.
East Vancouver, Orchards, Felida, and the new Waterfront district are the other half. These are newer and new build homes where the job is personalization, turning a builder's spec house into something that fits the family that just bought it, and adding the value a fast moving Clark County market rewards.
Remodel design for Vancouver homes
Because the housing splits two ways, so does the design. Period sympathetic transitional work on the historic homes, cleaner PNW modern on the newer ones.
Common threads across both, and where the trend sits now: warm woods, natural stone or quartz, mixed metals, and tile work that gives a room a point of view instead of a builder's default.
Wet area inspections for newer Vancouver homes
The subdivisions that filled East Vancouver went up quickly, and production builders routinely cut corners on shower pans and tub surrounds. If your home is a recent spec build, have the wet areas inspected for leaks before they reach the subfloor.
Whether we're updating a century old home downtown or correcting a new build out east, one project manager runs the job and every wet area leaves fully waterproofed. That consistency is what we're known for.
Vancouver has become the landing spot for people moving out of Oregon. Washington has no state income tax, and tens of thousands of residents commute across the river to Oregon jobs, so a lot of our Vancouver clients are recent arrivals making a new house their own.
What we build in Vancouver
The same craft and the same standard, whether your Vancouver project is a single bathroom or a whole home remodel.
Vancouver remodeling FAQs
Do you remodel in Vancouver, Washington?
Yes, on both sides of the river. In Vancouver we work from the historic core, Uptown Village, Hough, and Carter Park, out through Orchards, Felida, and the Waterfront district. Bathrooms, kitchens, and flooring, one accountable team throughout.
Are Vancouver's older homes like Portland's?
Very much. The Craftsman and Foursquare stock in Vancouver's historic neighborhoods has the same cramped original bathrooms, closed kitchens, and aging systems as Portland's east side, and it rewards the same careful, character keeping renovation.
What should East Vancouver spec home owners watch for?
The wet areas. East Vancouver's subdivisions went up quickly, and shower pans and tub surrounds are where production builders cut corners. If your home is a recent build, have the showers inspected for leaks before water reaches the subfloor; catching one early is a repair, not a remodel.
Serving Vancouver and nearby communities
We work throughout Southwest Washington. If you’re near Vancouver, 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.