Bathrooms · Kitchens · Additions
Seattle Drywall Remodeling | Bathrooms, Kitchens, Additions
Fast Patch handles end-to-end remodeling under one team — same crew you'd get for a patch, scaled to a full project scope. In-person walkthrough for every remodel.
What's included
- ✓ On-site walkthrough + measured scope, free and with no obligation
- ✓ Detailed proposal with line-item pricing
- ✓ Coordination across trades when needed (electrical, plumbing, finishes)
- ✓ Drywall + paint + finish work as our core deliverable
- ✓ Project management from sign-off through punch list
- ✓ 1-year workmanship guarantee on our scope
Common jobs we handle
- · Bathroom remodels (full demo to finish)
- · Kitchen remodels (cabinet to wall finish)
- · Bonus room conversions
- · Garage-to-living-space conversions
- · Additions
- · Whole-room refresh after water damage
What we don't take on
Every construction trade your job touches is in scope, with licensed specialists doing the licensed work under us. These are the exceptions — things we don't take on, or won't do out of order:
- × Structural changes without permitting
- × Foundation work
- × Roofing
Remodeling considerations for Seattle homeowners
Seattle's permit process matters more than most cities. A bathroom remodel that involves moving a wall or adding a fixture needs a permit, period. We handle small-scope remodels (within footprint, no structural changes) without a permit when allowed; anything larger goes through SDCI. We've done enough of these to know which department reviewers want which detail.
Older Seattle homes (anything pre-1980) often have legacy materials behind the drywall — knob-and-tube wiring, lead paint, asbestos in popcorn, old galvanized plumbing. Our walk-through always includes a quick survey for these. We don't quote remodels blind. If we find something that changes the scope, we tell you before we open the wall.
ADU and DADU conversions are a growing chunk of our work as Seattle's housing rules have loosened. Garage-to-living-space conversions are particularly common — the framing is usually there, but insulation, vapor barrier, and modern code compliance need attention. We'll coordinate with electrical and HVAC subs at the rough-in stage.
See our work in the before/after gallery or check the full tier pricing before you send a photo.
Common questions about remodeling
Do I need a permit for my Seattle remodel?
Depends on scope. Within-footprint cosmetic remodels (replacing drywall, paint, new bathroom fixtures in the same locations) often don't need permits. Anything that moves a wall, adds plumbing, changes electrical capacity, or affects egress does. We'll flag it on the walkthrough.
What does the in-person consult include?
On-site walkthrough, measured scope, photos for our records, written proposal with line-item pricing back within 48 hours. It's free, with no obligation — the proposal is yours to keep either way.
How long does a typical Seattle bathroom remodel take?
Three to six weeks depending on scope. A simple cosmetic refresh (tub-to-shower, vanity, paint, fixtures) is 3-4 weeks. A full demo-to-finish bathroom is usually 5-6 weeks. We give you a written timeline in the proposal and update it weekly during the project.
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