Licensed bathroom remodelers in Seatac, WA

Seatac has 5 licensed bathroom remodelers on record. They're listed alphabetically below, straight from the state file, not ranked by us.

Licenses checked · Washington State Department of Labor & Industries

1972median year homes were built

Housing in Seatac

Seatac sits in King County, part of the Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue, WA area.

Roughly 32,414 people live here.

A market the size of Seatac is why we track every licensed remodeler we can find, not just a handful.

Data: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, table-based Summary File (2024 table-based Summary File) (2024 table-based Summary File).

2.9median years licensed

Licensing snapshot for Seatac

The oldest license among Seatac's listed remodelers goes back to 2016.

Median time licensed across the group is 2.9 years.

20% have held their license for 10 years or longer, which at least means they have renewed it more than once.

Data: Washington State Department of Labor & Industries license records, checked 2026-09-30.

5 bathroom remodelers based in Seatac

Pulled from public license records and rechecked on a rolling basis, not a paid placement list.

bathroom remodelers based in Seatac, WA, with license details
BusinessCategoryLicense classLicense no.StatusEffectiveExpiresZIPOfficial record
Forever Kitchen Bath/Const LLCBath specialistGeneralFOREVKB752BGActiveJan 7, 2025Jan 7, 202798168Verify license
G O Remodeling LLCRemodeling contractorGeneralGOREMOR782L2ActiveJun 21, 2022Jun 29, 202898198Verify license
General Remodelng Contrcts LLCRemodeling contractorGeneralGENERRC841NCActiveAug 3, 2016Dec 16, 202698168Verify license
Kamena Repair & RemodelRemodeling contractorGeneralKAMENRR762D2ActiveMar 22, 2024Mar 22, 202898188Verify license
Sunny RemodelingRemodeling contractorGeneralSUNNYR*775QWActiveNov 14, 2023Nov 14, 202798168Verify license

Questions to ask before you hire

  1. Which of your crew's licenses covers the plumbing on this job, and can I see the number?
  2. Will you pull the permit yourself, or do you expect me to?
  3. What's the payment schedule, and how much do you want before any work starts?
  4. Can you send a lien release from every subcontractor and supplier once the job is done?
  5. What happens to the price if you find rot or old plumbing behind the wall?
  6. How long is your workmanship warranty, in writing, separate from what the fixture makers offer?
  7. Who is the actual person doing the plumbing, and what is their certificate number?

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