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Plenty of companies will resurface what you already have. We would rather build it right. At CraftHaus, demo and tile stay in-house, while our trusted plumbing and glass partners handle the specialized work. One team runs the whole job, so nothing slips between trades. Before any tile goes up, we plan the layout around how you actually use the space.
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In-house demo and tile crew, with vetted plumbing and glass partners
Layout-first design, so the tile plan is set before we cut a single piece
3D renderings so you see the finished shower before we start
Fixture and material sourcing handled for you
One point of contact from demo to final walkthrough
Full permit handling with the local building department
Every build is custom, but most projects start from one of these. Here is how we break it down, based on your layout, budget, and the look you want.
Swapping out a tub rather than rebuilding a stall? Our tub to shower conversion service handles that route from demo to glass.
Every project runs the same clear path, from first walkthrough to the day you use it. Nothing gets rushed, and nothing behind the wall gets skipped.
We visit your home, measure the space, and learn how you use it, then shape a layout and tile plan around your budget, your timeline, and the look you want.
You get a clear, line-item estimate through our JobTread portal. Once it is approved, we lock in your tile, glass, and fixture choices together, step by step.
We protect your floors, seal the room for dust, and tear the old shower to the studs. Then plumbing and framing get updated for your new valve and drain.
We install a fully bonded membrane, set your tile with flexible mortar, then grout, seal, and template the glass so every layer keeps water where it belongs.
We clean the site top to bottom, test every seal, and walk the finished shower with you before we sign off. Most builds run about one to two weeks.
A good shower remodel in Bothell does more than update the look. It fixes the leaks you cannot see and makes the room easier to live with for years. Here is what our clients notice most.
A modern, spa-like bathroom that feels bigger and brighter
Leaks stopped at the source, before they reach your subfloor
Fewer grout lines and sealed surfaces, so cleaning is faster
Safer footing with curbless entry and grab-bar reinforcement
Stronger resale appeal in the Bothell and north Seattle market
Better airflow and moisture control for the damp PNW climate
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Each shower below is a finished shower remodel in Bothell or a nearby north Seattle home. See how different layouts, tile choices, and drain styles come together in real bathrooms.
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Older Bothell homes tend to hide surprises behind the wall, like corroded galvanized pipe or a 1.5-inch drain that has to come up to the 2-inch shower code. Newer builds off North Creek Parkway bring fewer of those, but tighter HOA rules. Either way, we handle permit coordination with the local building department, so you never chase the city yourself. We work on primary baths, guest baths, and condos, with some limits by building. When the job runs past the shower to the whole room, our bathroom remodel service covers the rest.
The tile is what you notice. The waterproofing is what keeps the shower sound for decades instead of failing in a few years. Most shower failures we fix are not tile problems at all. They start as water that slipped behind a poorly sealed pan years ago and rotted the framing. A real shower remodel is built in layers, and the order matters as much as the materials.
Skip or rush any one of these and the shower still looks fine on day one. The trouble shows up later, which is why the parts you cannot see are the ones we will not shortcut.
Most projects fall into two tiers. A straightforward custom build runs $8,000 to $15,000. A larger or high-end shower with premium glass, stone, and upgraded fixtures runs $15,000 to $25,000. Two showers of the same size can take very different labor once the walls are open.
A few things move the number more than people expect:
Where the budget goes matters as much as its size. Spend on what is buried and costly to redo: waterproofing, brass valves, and skilled tile setting. Save on field tile, where high-grade porcelain looks premium and holds up without the sealing stone needs. Love a splurge tile? Use it in a niche or one accent band, not the whole shower. Financing is available if you would rather spread the cost out.
Waterproofing is the whole game in a climate this damp. The older method, cement board with a felt liner, leans on tile and grout to shed water and traps whatever gets past. We build differently. Bonded membrane systems like Schluter-KERDI and Wedi keep the surface behind the tile continuous, so water is sent to the drain instead of into the framing.
The rest of the build matches that standard. Tile is porcelain, ceramic, or natural stone, set with flexible thin-set so it moves with the house. A shower niche installation is tiled into the wall and waterproofed as part of the shell, not screwed on after.
A linear drain shower slopes the floor one way, which allows larger tile and fewer grout lines. Valves are solid-brass bodies from Delta, Moen, and Kohler, so the part sealed in the wall is the one least likely to fail.
Building a shower remodel in Bothell means building to Washington code, which is stricter than the federal baseline in a few ways worth knowing.
None of this is red tape for its own sake. In the Puget Sound climate, a shower that cannot dry out is a shower that grows mold, and the code exists because so many older builds did exactly that.
Every shower remodel in Bothell we finish comes with a 5-year workmanship warranty, plus separate coverage on the waterproofing and on the glass and hardware. If something needs a look after we leave, a question, a re-grout, or a repair, reach out and we will come back. It is the same communication-first remodeling process we run on every job.
Find the right services for your home project.
Most custom builds run $8,000 to $15,000, and larger or high-end showers run $15,000 to $25,000. Tile choice, glass style, and whether plumbing moves drive the range. We price any hidden pipe or framing issues before we build. Financing is available.
Most run about one to two weeks, start to finish. Custom tile takes a little longer than a simple build because of the waterproofing and curing time. You get a clear schedule up front, so you know exactly when the shower is out of use.
Yes. We manage the full permit process with the local building department and coordinate every required inspection. You never deal with the city yourself. This is built into how we run the job from day one.
We use bonded membrane systems like Schluter-KERDI and Wedi. They keep moisture off the framing far better than old cement board, which matters in the damp Puget Sound air. In our experience, poor waterproofing is the most common reason showers fail early, so we never cut that corner.
Usually, yes. It depends on your subfloor, which we check at the consultation. Curbless entry, grab-bar blocking, and a built-in bench are some of our most-requested features for aging-in-place bathrooms here in Bothell.
We plan around it. We keep the rest of your home's plumbing working the whole time, give you the exact days water is off, and stay on your job once demo starts instead of splitting the crew across sites.
Showerheads cap at 1.8 gallons per minute, bathrooms need at least a 50 CFM fan vented outside, and continuous waterproofing is required behind all wet walls. We build to each of these as a baseline, then usually go past them. For a whole-room project, see our bathroom remodel service.
Yes. We offer financing so you can spread out the cost rather than pay it all upfront. Ask about current options when we put your estimate together.
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A shower remodel should start with an honest look at your bathroom and end with tile that stays watertight for years. Reach out to CraftHaus Home Remodeling for a free estimate, and let's talk through what your space needs.
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