Seattle Floor Works(703) 477-4625
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Bathroom Floor Remodeling

Quick answer

Seattle Floor Works remodels bathroom floors in the Seattle area. The custom quote depends on material, floor area, waterproofing, subfloor work, and scope.

Choose tile or LVP for your bathroom floor. We inspect the existing floor and subfloor, then scope removal, preparation, moisture protection where the selected system calls for it, installation, and cleanup.

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Seattle Floor Works is a brother company of Potomac Floors. We help Seattle-area homes and businesses choose flooring for the room and project scope.

See Potomac Floors customer reviews as brother-company references, and read Seattle Floor Works’ limited lifetime installation warranty for eligible residential work.

What's Included

Bathroom floor installation scoped to your room

  • Old flooring demolition & removal
  • Subfloor and moisture work as needed in the written scope
  • Tile or LVP installation
  • Grouting and sealing where the selected tile needs it
  • Transition strips
  • Final cleanup

Our Bathroom Installation Process

1

We assess your bathroom, check for water damage or subfloor issues, and plan the renovation.

2

We remove the old floor, complete the agreed subfloor and moisture work, and install the selected tile or LVP to its product requirements.

3

We finish grout, sealant, transitions, and cleanup as the chosen floor requires. We explain any cure time before the room is used.

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Explore Potomac Floors material and cost guides for background. Your Seattle estimate sets the project scope and price.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What flooring is best for bathrooms?

Tile and selected LVP can both work in bathrooms. Tile offers a hard, easy-to-clean surface; LVP feels softer underfoot and resists surface spills. Neither material alone makes a room waterproof, so we check the subfloor and wet-area details before recommending one.

Do you handle water damage repair?

We inspect visible damage and scope any repair or moisture work in the written estimate before proceeding. Hidden damage found after removal may change the scope; we discuss it with you before extra work.

How long does a bathroom floor remodel take?

The schedule depends on removal, subfloor condition, moisture work, tile or LVP selection, and any cure time. We confirm the planned sequence during the estimate.

Ready for New Bathroom Floors?

Request a free in-home estimate. We measure the space, check conditions, bring samples where useful, and give you a written scope and price before work.