Bathroom Remodeling in Spokane, WA
A new bathroom, plumbed right from the start and finished in as little as 4 to 6 weeks. One local team handles the plumbing, tile, flooring and electrical.
Tell Us About Your Bathroom. We'll Call You With Next Steps.
Share what you want to change and a rough budget. We'll set up a time to see the space and give you a free estimate.
Spokane Bathroom Remodels Built Around Plumbing That Lasts
A bathroom you love using every morning, with no leaks behind the new tile and no surprises on the final bill. That is what Spokane homeowners get when America NW Plumbing, Heating, and Cooling handles their bathroom remodel.
Here is why it works. Most remodel problems start behind the walls: old galvanized supply lines, corroded cast iron drains and shower valves that no longer meet code. Many Spokane homes still have that original plumbing. Because we are a licensed plumbing company first, we fix what is inside the wall before the tile goes up, so your new bathroom does not hide an old problem.
One in-house team handles plumbing, electrical, flooring, tile and fixtures from demolition to final walkthrough. You get one point of contact, one schedule and one estimate, and a bathroom that adds real value when it is time to sell.
Bathroom Remodeling Services for Spokane Homes
It’s important to consider the below mentioned factors before considering bathroom remodeling.
Full Bathroom Remodels
A completely new bathroom, from the subfloor up. We remove the old fixtures, update the plumbing and wiring behind the walls, then install new flooring, tile, vanity, shower or tub, and fixtures. Every step runs through one crew, so trades never wait on each other.
Master Bathroom Remodels
A primary bath that feels like a retreat. Think double vanities, a larger walk-in shower, quartz countertops and custom cabinetry. We size the supply lines and drains for the extra fixtures so two showerheads or two sinks never fight for pressure.
Small Bathroom and Half Bath Remodels
More room in the same footprint. Floating vanities, wall-mounted storage and space-saving fixtures make a small Spokane bathroom feel larger without moving walls.
Basement Bathroom Additions
A full bathroom where there was none. Basement baths often sit below the main sewer line, so we plan the drain, venting and any pump system the space needs before framing starts. That keeps the project on schedule and up to code.
Shower and Tub Replacement
A shower that holds steady temperature and never leaks into the ceiling below. We replace old tubs, install new showers and fit modern pressure-balancing valves that meet current code.
Tub to Shower Conversions
A walk-in shower in the space of a tub you never use. We remove the tub, move or resize the drain, install a code-compliant shower valve, and waterproof and tile the new shower. Low or curbless entries make it easier to step in, which matters for aging in place.
Safer, More Accessible Bathrooms
A bathroom you can keep using for years. We add grab bars, non-slip flooring and comfort-height toilets for Spokane homeowners planning to age in place.
Water and Energy Efficient Upgrades
Lower water and power bills from day one. We install low-flow toilets and showerheads, efficient LED lighting, and a properly sized vent fan, and we plan storage, lighting and traffic flow so the room works as well as it looks.
Plumbing Upgrades Done During Your Remodel
The walls are already open, so this is the cheapest time to fix what is behind them. We often pair a remodel with:
- Whole house repipes to replace galvanized or aging supply lines
- Toilet replacement with efficient, low-flow models
- Faucet installation for new sinks and vanities
- Water leak repair for hidden leaks found during demolition
- Pressure reducing valves to protect new fixtures from high pressure
- Water heater upgrades when a bigger shower or soaking tub needs more hot water
How Your Spokane Bathroom Remodel Comes Together
A finished bathroom on a schedule you can plan around. Small updates usually take about a week, and most full remodels are done in 4 to 6 weeks. Here is how we keep it on track.
- Design and estimate. We visit, measure the space, talk through your style and budget, and show you the layout with 3D renderings and a floor plan before you commit. You get a free estimate with the scope spelled out.
- Permits. We pull the plumbing and building permits your project needs with the City of Spokane or Spokane County, depending on your address.
- Demolition. We remove old fixtures, tile and drywall, protect the rest of your home from dust, and haul the debris away.
- Plumbing and electrical rough-in. With the walls open, we replace old supply lines and drains, set the new shower valve and drain locations, and update wiring and lighting circuits. This work is inspected before the walls close.
- Tile, flooring and fixtures. We waterproof the wet areas, then install tile, flooring, vanity, countertops, toilet, faucets and shower trim.
- Final walkthrough. We test every fixture for flow, temperature and leaks, then walk the finished bathroom with you before we call it done.
What Spokane Homeowners Should Know
Before Remodeling a Bathroom
A remodel that passes inspection and holds up for decades starts with knowing what is already in your walls. These are the issues we see most often in Spokane bathrooms.
Older Homes Hide Older Plumbing
Neighborhoods like the South Hill, Browne's Addition, Garland, Hillyard and the Perry District are full of homes built long before modern plumbing. Many still run on galvanized supply lines and cast iron drains that corrode from the inside. We inspect and replace them while the walls are open, which costs far less than tearing out new tile later. If you want a full picture first, start with a plumbing inspection.
Code Requirements for Showers and Permits
Washington follows a state plumbing code based on the Uniform Plumbing Code. New shower and tub valves must be pressure-balancing or thermostatic, with hot water limited to 120°F to prevent scalding. Plumbing work also needs a permit and inspection through the City of Spokane or Spokane County. We handle both, and our work is done by licensed, certified plumbers.
Hard Water and New Fixtures
Spokane draws its water from the Spokane Valley-Rathdrum Prairie Aquifer, and that water leaves mineral scale on glass doors, tile and faucets. Adding a water softener during your remodel keeps a new shower looking new.
What Drives the Cost of a Spokane Bathroom Remodel
An accurate price comes after we see the space, but five things move it the most:
- Size and scope. A half bath refresh costs far less than a full primary suite.
- Moving plumbing. Keeping the toilet, shower and sink where they are saves money. Relocating drains costs more.
- Tile and finishes. Large-format tile, custom glass and quartz raise the budget.
- Fixtures. Shower systems, freestanding tubs and smart toilets range widely in price.
- What we find behind the walls. Rot, leaks or old galvanized pipe add work, so we flag them in your estimate.
What Your Remodel Estimate Includes
No line items left out and no surprise add-ons. Every bathroom remodel estimate from us spells out:
- Permits and inspections with the City of Spokane or Spokane County
- Demolition, dust protection and debris haul-away
- Plumbing rough-in: supply lines, drains, venting and the shower valve
- Electrical: circuits, lighting and the vent fan
- Waterproofing and cement backer board in the shower and wet areas
- Tile, flooring and wall finishes
- Vanity, countertop, toilet, faucets, shower trim and accessories
- Final testing, cleanup and walkthrough
If we open a wall and find rot, a leak or old pipe, we show you and price it before doing the work.
Why Spokane Homeowners Choose
America NW for Bathroom Remodeling
One team, one estimate, and a bathroom that works as well as it looks. Here is what is behind that.
Plumbers First, Remodelers Second
Most remodel companies hire out the plumbing. We are a licensed plumbing company, so the most important part of your bathroom is done by our own crew and inspected before the walls close.
Everything
In-House
Plumbing, electrical, flooring, tile, walls and accessories all come from one team. You never chase three subcontractors for one schedule.
Veteran-Owned, Local Since 1977
We have worked on Spokane plumbing for decades, so we already know the pipe, pressure and code issues common in local homes.
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How to Choose a Bathroom Remodeler in Spokane
A remodel that passes inspection and holds up for decades starts with hiring the right team. Before you sign with anyone, check these six things:
- Registered with Washington L&I. Every contractor in Washington must register with the Department of Labor & Industries, which requires a bond and liability insurance. You can look up any contractor's registration on the L&I website.
- Certified plumbers on the job. Washington requires plumbing work to be done by plumbers certified through L&I. Ask whether the plumbing is done in-house or subcontracted.
- They pull the permits. A contractor who suggests skipping permits leaves you with the risk at inspection or resale.
- A written scope. The estimate should list every item, from demolition to final trim, not just a total.
- A clear timeline. You should know the start date, the expected finish and what could change it.
- Real local reviews. Look for reviews from Spokane homeowners who had similar work done.
America NW checks every box: WA Contractor Licenses AMERINP76173 / AMERINP761P3, certified plumbers on staff, permits pulled for you and an itemized written estimate.
Bathroom Remodeling Across Spokane and Nearby Communities
The same crew, pricing and schedule wherever you live in Spokane. We remodel bathrooms on the South Hill, in Manito, Comstock, Lincoln Heights and Moran Prairie, and across Browne's Addition, Garland, Hillyard, Logan, the Perry District, Audubon-Downriver, Five Mile, Indian Trail and North Spokane.
We also serve homeowners just outside the city in Mead, Nine Mile Falls, Airway Heights, Cheney and Chattaroy, plus Spokane Valley and Liberty Lake.
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Ready for a Bathroom You Actually Enjoy Using?
Start with a free estimate and a clear plan. We will look at your space, check the plumbing behind it, and give you a price and timeline before any work begins. Most Spokane remodels are finished in 4 to 6 weeks.