Bathroom-only remodeling · Seattle area
Pearl makes bathroom remodels feel clear, calm, and genuinely considered. From the first sketch to the last tile, we look after the details.
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$1,000 off your remodel
Ask about the offer at your free design consultation.
The Pearl difference
We focus on one room, which means our process, people, and point of view are all unusually deep.
Licensed, bonded, insured, and communicative from demolition through final walkthrough.
Beautiful materials are only the beginning. We plan for storage, light, aging, and everyday rituals.
Start with a free in-home design consultation and estimate, not a sales pitch.
A room, reimagined
A bathroom is where the day begins and ends. Pearl brings a designer's eye and a builder's discipline to the small decisions that make it feel right: the reach of a shelf, the fall of the light, the tile underfoot.
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Investment, not guesswork
We will meet you where you are, then build a scope around how you want to live. Here is a starting point for the way our projects typically land.
Explore financingFocused updates that make a room feel new.
Our most popular scope, with the average project around $18,000.
A deeply personal room with elevated materials.
Your next step
Tell us a little about your space. We will bring the questions, the tape measure, and a clear point of view.
What homeowners say
Selected excerpts from reviews published on Google for Supellex LLC, the company behind Pearl Bathroom Remodels.
“Andrii did a great job with my dated bathroom with great consideration for my wishes and taking care to accomplish the job perfectly. He treated my home with respect and finished the job on time and within budget. I would hire him again in a heartbeat!”
“We had Supellex LLC do some bathroom repairs for us, including replacing the subfloor, installing a new tile floor, and replacing the toilet. They did a great job from start to finish.”
Review excerpts are reproduced from the attached Google review export and shortened only where the source continued beyond the visible excerpt.
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