
Kitchen Remodeling
New cabinets, countertops, backsplash, lighting and layout changes — from a fresh refacing to a full gut renovation.
- Custom & semi-custom cabinets
- Quartz, granite & butcher block
- Islands and better layouts
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Whether you need a new roof, James Hardie siding, a custom deck, or a kitchen and bath update, our local team handles everything from design to installation — one crew, one timeline, and a clear price up front. Serving homeowners across the Greater Seattle area including Bellevue, Kirkland and Renton.

From roofs and siding to kitchens and bathrooms, we upgrade the spaces that protect and define your home. Not sure where to start? A specialist will walk you through the options.

New cabinets, countertops, backsplash, lighting and layout changes — from a fresh refacing to a full gut renovation.

Vanities, tile, tubs, flooring and fixtures replaced as one project, finished by the same crew from start to end.

Swap a hard-to-use tub for a safe, low-entry shower — often installed in as little as one or two days.

The kitchen is where the most time — and the most resale value — sits. We update cabinets, counters, tile, lighting and layout, and manage the plumbing and electrical work so you deal with one team.
Refacing, new doors or full custom cabinetry with soft-close hardware and storage built around how you cook.
Quartz, granite and solid surface tops templated to your kitchen, paired with tile that ties the room together.
Add an island, open a wall or move the sink — we plan the flow first, then handle plumbing and electrical.
Demo, install and finish work are scheduled together with a clear start and finish date, and a tidy site daily.
Dated tile, a cramped vanity and a leaking tub are usually one project. We replace the whole room — surfaces, fixtures, storage and lighting — with waterproofing done properly behind the walls.
Prefer to start smaller? A tub-to-shower conversion updates the part you use every day and can often be finished in a couple of days.
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Walk-in showers are ergonomically designed for safe, easy use. They are ideally created for those with limited mobility. These walk-in showers feature the latest innovations like:

Features a low-entry design for easy access, ideal for wheelchair users.

Provides stability and support with ergonomically designed handrails.

Enjoy comfort with both permanent and adjustable seating options.
Walk-in showers help keep you warm since water flows only when you turn on the shower. No need to sit and wait in the tub for it to fill or drain.
Walk-in showers are a top-requested upgrade, often boosting resale value more than a standard tub/shower combo.
Walk-in showers are easy to get in and out of if you have mobility challenges, use a walker or are in a wheelchair. It is perfect for small children, elderly and the disabled alike.
It's easy to clean yourself while sitting comfortably on your shower bench. Quickly rinse off the soap film and reduce mold and mildew.
Walk-in showers use fewer parts than a regular bathtub or shower, which means there aren't as many parts that can break.
A shower uses 10 to 25 gallons of water, while taking a bath can use up to 70 gallons. You could save a lot on water bills!
Roofing, siding, decks, kitchen or bath — answer a few quick questions and we'll match you with the right specialist.
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4.9 average from 200+ verified reviews
“Honestly I was dreading this. Got three bids, Metro wasn't the cheapest but Sergio actually walked the attic with me and pointed out stuff the other guys missed. Crew showed up Monday 7am sharp, done Wednesday. Yard was cleaner than when they started lol.”
“We're picky. We changed our mind on the backsplash twice and moved an outlet after the drywall was up. Nobody got annoyed (at least not to our faces). Came in basically on budget, about a week over schedule which honestly with a remodel this size we'll take.”
“Tore off the old cedar, found some rot we weren't expecting around a window. They sent pics, gave me a number, fixed it, moved on. No drama. House looks like a different house.”
“First contractor experience that didn't make me want to scream. They texted me every morning with what was happening that day. Small thing but it made a huge difference. Tile work is beautiful.”
“Old deck was a death trap. New one is composite, hidden fasteners, the whole deal. Took about 2 weeks. The lead carpenter, Mike I think? Guy knew what he was doing. Asked smart questions instead of just doing what was easy.”
“Had them paint exterior and replace some rotted trim. Caught a flashing issue near the chimney while they were up there and called it out — didn't try to upsell, just told us to keep an eye on it. We hired them again 6 months later for the kitchen.”
“Turned a damp storage basement into an actual living space with a bedroom and 3/4 bath for my mom. Permits, egress window, the works. Took longer than the first estimate but they were upfront about why (city inspector backlog, not them).”
“Got a great quote, was honestly suspicious it was too low. Nope — full tear off, GAF shingles, new gutters, no surprise charges. One of the guys even rehung a downspout on my neighbor's house while they were on the truck. Above and beyond.”
“Older condo, weird layout, load-bearing wall in the wrong spot. They figured it out, worked with the HOA on the noise schedule, kept the hallway covered every single day. I'd hire them again in a heartbeat.”
Everything Seattle homeowners ask before starting a remodeling project.
Every project is different — scope, materials, access, and existing conditions all affect the final number. The best way to get an accurate price is a free on-site visit, where we measure the space, review options with you, and deliver a detailed written estimate within 48 hours. No pressure, no gimmicks.