The 10 kitchen remodelers from Google's results for Seattle, Washington, ordered by Google rating weighted by review count. No firm pays to be listed or ranked.
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Licensing in Washington. Washington contractors must register with Labor & Industries (L&I), which also shows their bond and insurance.
on GoogleSeattle, WA
Levite Construction is a design-build remodeler with offices in Seattle and Redmond, working across King, Snohomish and Pierce counties. It handles kitchens, baths, additions, ADUs, custom homes and whole-home renovations from design through construction.
(425) 998-8958 5608 17th Ave NW Ste 1490, Seattle, WA 98107
on GoogleSeattle
Working in Seattle, this kitchen and bath remodeler opens up closed floor plans in older homes, brings electrical and plumbing up to code, and reconfigures cabinets and storage in smaller Craftsman-era kitchens. Projects also include new countertops and permitted construction.
on GoogleKirkland, WA
Based in Kirkland, Hive Kitchen Remodeling plans, designs and builds IKEA kitchens for homes around the Seattle area. The family-owned team handles complete IKEA installations and renovations, custom cabinet fronts, cabinet hacks and finish carpentry, and also takes on custom storage and design work in other rooms.
(206) 747-0108 12550 120th Ave NE, Kirkland, WA 98034
on GoogleRenton, WA
Rainier Custom Homes, based in Renton, remodels kitchens in Seattle-area homes, including older Craftsman houses. Its project work shows reworked appliance layouts, new cabinet storage zones for pantry, mail and breakfast stations, open shelving, and finishes chosen to suit the era of the house.
(360) 802-0981 451 SW 10th St Ste 105, Renton, WA 98057
on GoogleEverett, WA
Serving the greater Seattle area from Everett, this company remodels kitchens, supplying fixtures, materials and labor as one package. Projects begin with an in-home design consultation covering goals and budget, and the firm also builds accessory dwelling units.
(425) 521-7916 1010 SE Everett Mall Way Ste 102, Everett, WA 98208
on GooglePortland, OR
Neil Kelly runs a design-build remodeling practice with a team working in Seattle and on the Eastside, alongside its Portland base. Projects include kitchens and whole-home remodels in Craftsman, mid-century and condo properties across King County, with in-house craftspeople carrying out the construction.
(503) 288-7461 804 N Alberta St, Portland, OR 97217
Seattle
Seattle Kitchen Remodeling is a kitchen remodeling contractor serving Seattle, Washington.
Seattle
Working across Seattle and the Eastside, NW Homeworks remodels kitchens and bathrooms for homeowners. Its services cover complete kitchen remodels, bathroom renovations and IKEA kitchen installation, with each project beginning in a planning conversation about how the household uses the space.
Seattle
Maksymov Brownstone LLC remodels kitchens across the Greater Seattle area, from new layouts and custom cabinetry to full renovations. Its own crew does the work rather than subcontractors, and home additions are also part of what the company builds.
Seattle
Seattle homeowners hire Prime Kitchen Remodeling for anything from small kitchen updates to full renovations with custom design. The company also takes on compact kitchens where space is limited, reworking layouts so the room works better day to day.
In Seattle, a refresh typically costs $17,000 – $39,500. Remodeling labor in Seattle runs about 13% above the US median, which accounts for most of the difference from the same project elsewhere.
These are the firms from Google's results for "kitchen remodeling seattle", with directories, chains and suppliers removed. They are ordered by Google rating weighted by review count, and the ratings shown are Google's. No firm pays to be listed or ranked. The list was last updated in October 2026.
Six to twelve weeks of construction for a full remodel, plus design, permits and cabinet lead times beforehand, which often add another two to four months. Custom cabinets are usually the longest wait.
Cosmetic work usually does not. Moving walls, adding circuits, or relocating plumbing or gas almost always does. A licensed remodeler pulls the permit; if a contractor suggests skipping it, that is a warning sign.