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TheLarchmontSnohomish County.
(206) 735-1286Get a quote
Beautiful, Waterproof and Fast Bathroom Renovations in Marysville and across Snohomish County.
Free quoteWalk-in shower rebuildLooking for bathroom remodeling in Marysville, WA? Larchmont is a registered Marysville walk in shower handling bathroom remodeling, bathroom remodeler, walk in shower, and bathroom remodel cost for homeowners across Marysville and Snohomish County. One crew, a written warranty, and a free on-site quote, Since 2024.
Every bathroom remodeling job in Marysville has to answer the local ground and weather. Here is what we build for.
The blocks running downhill from downtown toward Ebey Slough sit on ground that drinks all winter and drains slow into June. Anything set shallow down there leans, sinks, or rots at the ground line. We dig deeper, set posts in concrete, and pitch the grade to move water away from the foundation instead of letting it camp there.
The cottages around 3rd Street have stood through a hundred-plus wet winters, and plenty still wear their first siding. Paint can hide soft sheathing for years. Before we quote siding or trim on the old grid, we take a board off and show you what's under it, so the quote you sign covers what's actually there.
Smokey Point, Lakewood, and Whiskey Ridge grew fast, and the fences out there went in fast too: posts in packed dirt, panels nailed on, a whole street done in a week. A few winters of soaked ground later, the leans show up street by street. We reset those lines deeper, in concrete, sized for soil that stays wet from fall through late spring.
The quote covers the whole room. Here's what that means, line by line, before you sign anything.
Bathroom remodelsWalk-in tile shower
Bathroom remodelsFloating vanity
Bathroom remodelsWaterproofing before tile
Bathroom remodelsHall bath remodelRepresentative photos of the work we do.
Marysville issues its own permits through City Community Development. If your fence, deck, or remodel needs one, we handle the filing and the inspection.
You won't see star ratings here yet. We put our first roofs on in 2024, and renting fake praise is a bad way to start, so judge the four terms below; each one checks out before you ever call.
The people who price the job are the people who dry it out. Nobody else touches it.
It's a section of your contract, in plain print, handed over before you sign anything.
The quote is the final number. Anything that would change it goes through you, in writing, before it happens.
#LARCHBL744BK on the Washington L&I contractor registry, with the bond and the insurance behind it. Verify us before we're ever in your driveway.
The size of the room and what's waiting behind the old tile. We measure the whole room up front so the written quote you sign already covers the job, and that's the number we work to.
About two weeks for most hall baths, start to finish. Thinset and grout have cure times that set the pace, and the rest moves quick because the same crew handles demo, tile, and fixtures.
Usually because the waterproof membrane behind the tile got skipped or botched, and grout alone won't hold water back for long. We set that membrane first on every bath, and you're welcome to look at it before the tile covers it up.
It changes how we build, not whether we can. The low ground near the slough stays soft and wet most of the year, so posts go deeper, footings get sized for it, and we look at your drainage while we're out there. All of it lands in the written quote after we walk the lot.
Yes, a lot of our Marysville work is on that old grid. Original siding and trim can look sound and be soft an inch in, so we open a small spot and check before we put a number on anything. You see exactly what we found before you sign.
The same crew and the same written warranty in the towns next door.
Tell us about your bath project in Marysville. A photo gets an answer back fast, or leave your number and a human calls, usually the same day.
Expect a call at the number you left, usually within one business day. Whoever dials was probably on a ladder when your form came in.