OUR STEP-BY-STEP PROCESS FOR BATHROOM REMODELS IN PORTLAND, OR, AND SEATTLE
Step 1: Contact Hammer & Hand
We like to make getting started as easy as possible. We know that you have the ability to choose between dozens of different contractors in Portland or Seattle for your bathroom remodel — but if you’re looking for handcrafted finishes and exquisite attention to detail, you’ve come to the right place
When you reach out to Hammer & Hand, we’ll gather all the information we need from you and your designer to bring your vision to life.
Don’t have a designer or architect? No need to worry, we’ve been working with some of the finest design firms in Portland and Seattle for over 25 years! Your project supervisor will be able to help you find the perfect team for your project from our network of trusted and talented architects.
Contact us today to find out more about getting started on your bathroom remodel.
Step 2: We’ll Provide You With an Estimate
Once we’ve established …
- The scope of the project
- Your goals and expectations; and
- Any special engineering requirements
… we can create a timeline and general estimate for your bathroom remodel. A more detailed estimate can be provided once we have plans, designs, schematics, and specifications from your designer or architect.
The cost of projects vary based on:
- The scope of the project
- Finishes
- Engineering requirements
Step 3: We Partner With Your Architect Or Designer
We are traditional builders in the sense that we do not have designers in-house, but rather work with clients and their architects to achieve our clients’ goals.
Our expert team will collaborate with your architect or designer to ensure your project is completed to your unique specifications. We believe in strong communication with designers – this allows our expert builders to make your dream a reality.
Step 4: Let Hammer & Hand Create Your Dream Space
This is where our team takes over to do what we do best: Once you and your design team finalize plans, we’ll get started on remodeling your bathroom to create a space you will be delighted with for years to come.
When you work with Hammer & Hand, you can expect our contractors to put in the work and the heart.
COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS REGARDING BATHROOM REMODELS
How Much Will a Bathroom Remodel Cost?
Unfortunately, we cannot provide a price tag without understanding the scope of the remodel. Factors that contribute to the price of a bathroom remodel include:
- Size of the project
- Materials needed
- Plumbing
- The layout of the room
- Any “extras” you’ve discussed with your contractor, like a bidet or a dormer.
How Long Does a Bathroom Remodel Take?
Similar to the price of a bathroom remodel, the time it takes will vary based on several factors. Full bathroom remodels can take anywhere from 7 to 10 weeks (on average) to complete.
Permits are required to get started on a bathroom remodel, and oftentimes, our project times are based on when these permits are received.
How Do I Find a Reliable Bathroom Remodel Contractor in Portland or Seattle?
It can feel difficult to find the right contractor for the job – how can you be sure you have the best contractor to get the job done?
Because we hold ourselves to these same standards, we believe a reliable contractor should have:
- A long list of former clients who are willing to personally recommend them
- Overwhelmingly positive online reviews
- A large portfolio of past projects available to view online
- Proper licensing and credentials
Maybe you’ve already asked your friends for referrals, you’ve read reviews of different contractors in town, or you’ve even checked contractors’ credentials to ensure they are licensed in your area. Even after extensive research, you may still be wondering which contractor to choose.
When it comes to high-craft remodels and home building, Hammer & Hand stands above the rest.
We won’t be right for everyone’s budget, but for those looking for a hand-crafted home built by highly trained experts, the craftspeople at Hammer & Hand have widely been considered the best in the business for over a quarter of a century.
