Renova Contractors LLC helps Seattle homeowners plan and build kitchen, bathroom, basement, exterior and full-home remodeling projects. We define the scope, prepare a clear estimate, review permit needs, help with material options and coordinate the trades needed to complete the work properly.
Seattle Remodeling Contractor
- Kitchen RemodelingPrice starts from $10,000
- Bathroom RemodelingPrice starts from $10,000
- Basement FinishingPrice starts from $10,000
- Attic FinishingPrice starts from $10,000
- Composite DeckPrice starts from $12,000
- CabinetsPrice starts from $5,000
- MasonryPrice starts from $5,000
- Countertop InstallationPrice starts from $3,500
- Tile InstallationPrice starts from $2,500
- Flooring InstallationPrice starts from $4,000
- Roofing ServicesPrice starts from $8,000
- Siding InstallationPrice starts from $8,000
- Electrical ServicesPrice starts from $3,500
- HVAC InstallationPrice starts from $5,000
- Plumbing ServicesPrice starts from $1,500
- Window InstallationPrice starts from $4,000
- Door InstallationPrice starts from $2,500
- Architectural ServicePrice starts from $5,000
- Landscaping ContractorsPrice starts from $5,000
- Painting ServicesPrice starts from $2,500
250+Projects Completed
Seattle-area remodeling and repair projects with documented scope, photos, videos and closeout walkthroughs.
2011In Business Since
Residential remodeling experience across kitchens, bathrooms, exteriors, repairs and full-home projects.
WALicensed, Bonded & Insured
Washington contractor with permit help, trade coordination and inspection support where the scope requires it.
DailyClear Project Coordination
One team to organize scope, estimates, materials, trades, deliveries, inspections and final walkthrough.
The Team Behind Your Remodel
From estimate to final walkthrough, Renova Contractors LLC coordinates the scope, materials, permits and jobsite details that keep your project moving
Seattle Home Remodel Before & After Projects
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Bellevue Guest Bathroom Remodel
A compact Bellevue bath with a lot of coordination packed into a small shell: vertical tile, wet-zone window returns, frameless glass, warm wood storage, a crisp white top, and a consistent matte-black finish package.
Bellevue Guest Bathroom Remodel
A compact Bellevue bath with a lot of coordination packed into a small shell: vertical tile, wet-zone window returns, frameless glass, warm wood storage, a crisp white top, and a consistent matte-black finish package.
Bellevue Double Vanity Bathroom Remodel
This Bellevue bathroom leans more polished than dramatic: a long double vanity, clean gray cabinetry, backlit mirrors, chrome hardware, and a marble-look shower that feels bright without becoming cold.
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Renova Contractors LLC is a licensed general contractor for Seattle remodeling
We carry $2 million in liability insurance and a full Washington state contractor bond and coordinate work to meet local code requirements and inspections where required. We focus on clear documentation, practical communication, and accountable project execution.
How RENOVA keeps projects organized
Defined Scope and Estimate
We document inclusions, exclusions, allowances, and assumptions before construction starts.
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Licensed Trades
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Clear Project Updates
You get practical progress updates, schedule notes, and documented decisions as work moves forward.
Organized Construction Coordination
We coordinate permits, deliveries, trades, inspections, and closeout so homeowners are not managing the project alone.
Budget Clarity
If scope changes or hidden conditions appear, updates are handled through documented change orders.
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Seattle Home Remodeling Reviews
Real feedback from kitchen, bathroom, basement, deck, and home remodeling projects.
- 5 out of 5 starsRead full review on Google
Great price
I hired renova contractors, they took it from white box to full shop, office build, drywall paint, concrete patching, siding n roof fix, all on time
- 5 out of 5 starsRead full review on Google
Reasonable price
Nick and the Renova team updated a bathroom in our condo in Seattle. They removed a shower insert and glass door, upgraded the shower head and faucet, and tiled the shower area. They did a really nice job, especially with the tiling work. We were in Oregon during the entire job, and we appreciated Nick’s communication with us that included progress reports with pictures at the end of each day. We will definitely consider them for future jobs.
- 5 out of 5 starsRead full review on Google
Reasonable price
We worked with Nick and the Renova team for our bathroom remodel and only have great things to say. Our Queen Anne home was built in the 1930's and had many quirks and the last time the bathroom had been touched was the 70's. They trusted our vision and design and gave realistic but reasonable quotes to get us to that vision. It only took them 2.5 weeks to do a significant remodel and the results are amazing. Throughout the processes they were communicative - even while we were traveling abroad we knew what was occuring and are so happy with the results. We will definitely work with this team again.
- 5 out of 5 starsRead full review on Google
City Hall trim & paint
We hired Renova to do some trim/frame repair work and painting for newly replaced window glass at our City Hall building and they were very professional and communication was great.
- 5 out of 5 starsRead full review on Google
Roof, deck & interior repair
I recently hired this team to repair my roof after a fire and to build a deck above it, and I couldn’t be more pleased with the results. The project was complicated — after the fire, the roof began leaking, and they had to gut part of the ceiling to let everything dry out. They handled every step professionally and thoroughly. They rebuilt the damaged walls, repaired all the interior areas affected by water, replaced the trim, and repainted so everything looked fresh and seamless. They were also great about addressing every punch-list item, big or small. Throughout the entire process, they were on time, on budget, and consistently communicated what they were doing. The quality of their work really shows, and my home looks better than it did before the damage. Overall, I had a great experience and would highly recommend them to anyone needing reliable, skilled contractors.
- 5 out of 5 starsRead full review on Google
Great price
Renova was responsive, timely, and their prices were fair. The final product was exactly what I asked for. I wouldn't hesitate to use them in the future.
- 5 out of 5 starsRead full review on Google
Great price
I was looking to renovate my bathroom, and I got an in-person visit and quote the same day I reached out. Unlike other contractors who over promise and under deliver, Mike and Nick were the opposite. They gave realistic timelines and ultimately exceeded all our expectations. They’d notice things my husband and I didn’t catch and would fix them right away. If you want honest hardworking people to help you make your home beautiful, I highly recommend them!
- 5 out of 5 starsRead full review on Google
Basement waterproofing & more
We had an issue with water leaking in from the corner of our daylight basement, due to how the house was built there were multiple different issues with water leaking in our basement and it was a mess with black mold and water damage. We had Renova come out and look and they were very straightforward and transparent with what needed to be done, they were not just trying to get the job they were honest. They came all the way out from Seattle to Stanwood and did a very thorough job in repairing the black mold damage and they completely dug around the outside foundation of our daylight basement to water proof very thoroughly. It was a very big project but it needed to be done. We had them re paint our downstairs, build a 1,000 square foot back patio, build a new back deck, and we plan on using them to do more work. We are very happy with their hard work and attention to detail and highly recommend them.
- 5 out of 5 starsRead full review on Google
Kitchen renovation in Bothell
Thank you for the kitchen renovation in Bothell. The cabinets were amazing Mike did an awesome job with consulting us on what to pick and what materials will best suite us. The countertops were amazing they look great and really are a highlight of my kitchen. The backsplash installation was also great and the tile looks amazing thank you for sourcing it at a discount. Will recommend to my friends everything was amazing from communication to the labor itself. Thank you guys
- 5 out of 5 starsRead full review on Google
Three bathroom remodel
Dimitri and his team are amazing craftsmen! They worked on our older Seattle mid century modern home to completely gut and update our three bathrooms. Their attention to detail is amazing and they treated our home like it was their own. They made sure to cover all the floors and drape the house with plastic to manage dust which we really appreciated. From demo up to delivering the final product he was very communicative and included us in decision making. They worked and coordinated so well when other subs came in. We trusted Dimitri and his team and our dogs loved them too. I have rehabbed many homes and I have never seen the amazing tiling craftsmanship that they delivered in three distinctly designed bathrooms. They work hard and were completely dedicated to our project to get it done on time and within our budget. In closing, I will hire them again for a couple of other major projects we have to finish our home.
- 5 out of 5 starsRead full review on Google
Kitchen restoration
I had a positive experience working with the Renova team for a kitchen restoration project requiring drywall replacement work, resetting cabinetry, counter top setting, sink and dishwasher placement / connection, tile and finishing. They delivered quickly and effectively on a kitchen restoration which included kitchen cabinet installation of existing cabinets which were present onsite and temporarily removed. The team communicates consistently, and follows through on their word. I would trust them to work on future projects.
- 5 out of 5 starsRead full review on Google
Toilet replacement
I was recommended to Renova by my friend Sao for a toilet replacement. They were super responsive and literally got an opening next-day to stop by and do the work in less than 2 hours for a very reasonable price. I was impressed by how considerate they were - they asked if I wanted them to remove their shoes and, when I didn't, instead asked for a towel to clean their shoes so they wouldn't stain the floor. They did a really great job - I only wish they had taken away the existing toilet but I can do that myself for not too much pain.
RENOVA Contractors LLC: clear planning before construction
We help homeowners scope residential remodels with detailed estimates, defined assumptions, and organized coordination across trades, materials, permits, and inspections.
WA
Licensed, bonded, and insured contractor
250+
Documented residential remodel projects completed
Local
Seattle, Bellevue, Eastside, and nearby service coverage
We do not promise zero surprises. We reduce confusion through documented scope, realistic scheduling, and clear change-order handling when conditions or selections change.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers about scope, estimates, scheduling, and project coordination
Is the first estimate a final quote or just a planning budget?
For larger remodels, the first number should be treated as a planning budget, not a final locked-in quote yet. The estimated range depends on final field conditions, trade review, material selections, and any required inspection/code adjustments.
A few items may still need to be verified before we can give a firmer number: existing framing and roof tie-in conditions, foundation/crawlspace access, HVAC routing and capacity, electrical layout, plumbing/vent/condensate conflicts, window and door selections, skylight selection, siding match, flooring, trim, paint, and lighting selections
Why does Renova Contractors LLC sometimes bring a plumber, electrician, HVAC tech or framer before locking the price?
The best next step on some projects is another on-site review with the right trade technicians. Renova Contractors LLC may bring the appropriate people for electrical, plumbing, HVAC/mechanical, framing, roofing or other coordination.
That allows us to review the existing conditions, confirm the plan details, identify trade conflicts early, and then provide a much more solid final quote.
We would rather bring the trades in early than guess and have surprises after the work starts
What does “labor only” mean in a remodeling estimate?
Labor only means the installation work and setting materials are included, but the actual product is separate unless it is approved in the scope.
For example, window installation can be labor only. Once the product is confirmed, it can be procured and the receipt can be provided.
For a dishwasher, for example, the scope may include the plumbing connection / kitchen sink attachment and new dishwasher installation. The purchase of the dishwasher itself, sink, faucet, or other fixtures is not included unless approved separately
What is the difference between included materials, material allowances and owner-selected upgrades?
Included means it is already part of the quote.
Allowance means there is a set budget for that item. If the selected material costs more than the allowance, the difference becomes an owner-selected material upgrade.
For example, countertop work can include removal/disposal, coordination, templating, fabrication, cutouts, edge finishing, and installation. But the slab itself may have a material allowance. If the selected slab is higher than that allowance, the difference is separate
Same thing with cabinets. Installation labor can be separate from the material allowance used to procure the matching replacement cabinet. You are not on the hook for more unless you choose to upgrade
Can Renova Contractors LLC help order materials through contractor accounts?
Yes. Renova Contractors LLC can help order materials through contractor accounts at specialized stores when it makes sense for the project.
We usually use supplier sheets and procurement tracking so materials are broken down by section and easier to follow. Clients can browse catalogs, compare options, and understand how the project is being structured before the work starts
When available, we can pass contractor pricing on selected materials. No contractor markup on material when that is agreed to. Just the actual material coordination so the job does not get stuck waiting on the wrong item
Can construction start before every material is selected?
Sometimes yes.
Once the contract, required notice, and deposit are handled, we can usually get started on whatever can begin while materials are being ordered and coordinated.
For example, drywall work, painting, cabinet procurement, cabinet installation, prep work or rough work may be able to move forward while the countertop process is being coordinated.
The slab is usually cut after cabinets are set and everything is installed, so the fabricator can take accurate field measurements and templates
What materials should be picked before work starts so the schedule does not get stuck?
The main finish items should not be left until the last minute.
Tile material needs to be selected/provided if it is not included. Grout material may be included, but the grout color still needs to be selected.
Other items that can affect schedule: window and door selections, skylight selection, siding match, flooring, trim, paint, lighting selections, cabinets, countertops, sink, faucet, plumbing fixtures and appliances.
Some selections can happen while work is being coordinated, but the main materials should be figured out early
What hidden problems can show up after demolition?
After demo, we may need to review what is below or behind the existing work.
For example, after a shower demo, the subfloor below the shower pan may need to be reviewed. If repair is needed, that may be an additional cost depending on the condition.
Other hidden issues can include existing plumbing lines, electrical wiring, HVAC lines, roof tie-in conditions, crawlspace access, plumbing/vent/condensate conflicts, framing problems, old repairs, or other conditions inside closed walls
Why do change orders happen after walls are opened?
Change orders can happen when additional plumbing, electrical, HVAC or framing work is discovered after opening the walls.
These are concealed conditions inside closed walls and cannot always be fully inspected or accurately accounted for before demolition.
The original estimate is prepared based on visible conditions, plans, and the anticipated work areas before demo. At that time, plumbing pipes, electrical wiring and HVAC lines located inside closed walls are not visible and cannot be fully inspected without opening the walls first
If plumbing, electrical or HVAC is hidden inside a wall, is that included in the original estimate?
Not automatically.
After opening a wall, we can discover plumbing lines running vertically through an interior wall, electrical wiring running through the wall, or HVAC duct lines inside the wall.
Because those items were hidden, they may not have been accurately accounted for in the original scope.
Plumbing, electrical or HVAC relocation caused by concealed conditions usually remains additional work outside of the original contract scope and should be approved before that work begins
What paperwork should be signed before a remodeling project starts?
Before starting, we usually need:
- Signed contract
- Signed RCW Notice to Customer when required
- Deposit
The Washington State RCW 18.27.114 Notice to Customer outlines homeowner rights when working with a licensed contractor. It includes things like verifying the license, withholding payment for unfinished work, and lien protections.
Lien release language can also be included in the payment section. In plain terms, at milestone payments Renova Contractors LLC can provide signed conditional lien waivers from subcontractors and suppliers. When the final payment is made, unconditional lien waivers can be provided confirming everyone has been paid in full. This protects the property
Need more information?
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Seattle Home Remodeling Contractor Planning
Renova Contractors LLC is a Seattle home remodeling contractor working with homeowners on projects where the scope needs to be written out clearly before work starts. Kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, decks, flooring, drywall, cabinets, countertops, tile, doors, windows, exterior work, basement updates, additions and bigger home renovation projects all have the same issue if nobody keeps it organized: too many small pieces get missed
Clear Estimates Before Work Starts
We try to keep the process coherent. The estimate is broken down line-by-line so you can understand the scope of work and projected costs. If something needs to be handled by others, we separate it. If something is optional, we separate it. If a material has to be selected before we can schedule the work correctly, we try to say that early instead of waiting until the job is stuck. A lot of our work happens before construction starts. We take measurements, review the site, check what trades need to be involved, and when needed schedule another site meeting with electrical, plumbing, HVAC, framing or other specialists. I’ll take care of coordinating schedules, you just need to let us know what dates generally work best for you. That way we can review the project in more detail and move forward with planning without guessing on the parts that should not be guessed
Materials, Contractor Pricing, and Supplier Coordination
Materials are a big part of remodeling in Seattle. You are welcome to use any suppliers you prefer, but with many of our vendors we’re able to provide contractor pricing directly to clients without material markups. We also use supplier sheets, procurement tracking, vendor quotes, lead time checks and delivery timing so the project does not get confused. Sometimes we call the supplier, go over everything with them, make sure everything on their end is correctly written out, get the ETA and pass the information back to you. This is so we dont get confused and the process stays coherent
Cabinets, Countertops, Tile and Backsplash Timing
For cabinets, countertops, tile and backsplash work, timing matters. A farm sink may need to be set in place before template. A slab layout may need approval before fabrication. Tile lead time can affect the start date. A backsplash layout may need confirmation before install. small details like grout color, trim, window wrap, fillers, underlayment, appliance access, parking, door access and jobsite notes can affect the workflow more than people expect.
Scope, Permits, and Trade Coordination
Renova Contractors LLC is not trying to make every remodel sound simple. Some projects are simple. Some need permits and plan review, trade input, supplier coordination and field verification. The goal is to get the scope, materials, schedule and responsibilities clear enough that the work can move forward without everyone guessing separately