Walk-In Shower Bathroom Remodel
A primary bathroom lined in marble, with a frameless glass walk-in shower on a mosaic floor, brass fittings, a grey slab vanity and a squared freestanding tub on a tiled deck.
View project →Bathrooms rebuilt by Levite Construction Co — walk-in showers, vanities, tiling and waterproofing, from a single guest bath to a full primary suite.
A bathroom is one of the smallest rooms in a house and one of the most demanding to build, because everything in it has to deal with water. It is also one of the improvements that adds the most value to a home, which is a good reason to do it properly rather than in stages.
A full remodel covers the layout, waterproofing, tiling, cabinetry, lighting, electrical, plumbing and fixtures, designed from concept to completion. Modern or traditional, bright or dark, full of features or deliberately plain — the process is the same; what changes is the specification.
A primary bathroom lined in marble, with a frameless glass walk-in shower on a mosaic floor, brass fittings, a grey slab vanity and a squared freestanding tub on a tiled deck.
View project →Two bathrooms in one Seattle home: a family bath with a grey double vanity, octagonal mirrors and a white subway tub alcove over patterned hex flooring, and a primary bath lined in black picket tile with a freestanding tub and a glass shower.
View project →Bathrooms rebuilt through one Seattle home: a family bath tiled floor to ceiling in white subway with a recessed niche, a double vanity over a black-and-white mosaic floor, and a primary bath with a freestanding tub and a fitted dressing room.
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Stripping the room back, rebuilding the shower or bath, waterproofing, tiling walls and floor, fitting the vanity and worktop, and redoing lighting, ventilation and fixtures. The bathrooms on this page were rebuilt that way rather than refinished.
Yes, and it is one of the changes we are asked for most. Two of the bathrooms here are built around a tiled walk-in shower with a glass enclosure. Removing a tub usually means adjusting the drain and the floor build-up, which we handle as part of the job.
It goes in before any tile does. Wet areas are prepared and sealed as a system, because a tiled shower that has been waterproofed badly will fail however good the tiling looks. It is the part of a bathroom nobody ever sees and the part most worth doing properly.
Yes. They are specified with our in-house designer and installed by our crew, so the finish you approve on paper is the one that gets fitted. If you have already bought something specific, bring it into the design conversation early so we can plan the rough-in around it.
Yes. A guest bathroom or a compact primary bath is a normal job for us — one of the projects here is a Seattle guest bathroom with a wall-hung vanity and a glass shower enclosure. Smaller rooms need the layout resolved carefully, which is exactly what the design stage is for.