2026 Oregon Home Award WinnerThe bathroom on this page sits on the hill between SW Portland and Beaverton. The West Slope master bath on this page went from framed sliding doors and a builder-grade garden tub to a frameless glass walk-in and a deck-mounted soaker — same room, same angles, before and after. K&H Construction remodels Beaverton bathrooms the same way: waterproofing first, tile second, and one of our owners managing the job from the first visit through the warranty year. Licensed, bonded, and insured, Oregon CCB #233813 (verify).
Beaverton Bathroom Remodeling, Before and After
West Slope is technically unincorporated Washington County, which means Portland assumes it’s Beaverton and Beaverton assumes it’s Portland. Either way, the remodel is the same. Drag the sliders.
Framed sliders out, frameless glass in
Rain head, built-in bench, wood-look tile — and no bottom track to squeegee again.
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Garden tub out, soaking tub in
A deck-mounted soaker with a stone-look surround, in the same corner the garden tub used to hold down.
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Bathroom Work We Do in Beaverton
- ✓ Tub-to-shower conversions — a custom tiled walk-in where the unused tub was, usually in the same footprint, with real waterproofing instead of an acrylic liner kit (how conversions work)
- ✓ Primary (master) bathrooms — walk-in shower, soaking tub, or both, like the West Slope bath above
- ✓ Full bathroom renovations — demo to done: waterproofed wet areas, tile, vanities, fixtures, lighting, and ventilation
- ✓ Hall baths and powder rooms — tight rooms where every inch has a job (small bathroom remodels)
- ✓ Bathrooms inside bigger remodels — like the Whitford bathroom, rebuilt in glazed green tile as part of a whole-house remodel a few minutes from Washington Square
- ✓ Plumbing and electrical — permitted and inspected, never a shortcut
WEST SLOPEMaster Bath, Two Before-and-AftersSee the project → WHITFORD · WASHINGTON SQUAREGreen Tile Bathroom in a Whole-House RemodelSee the project → MAPLEWOOD · SW PORTLANDBasement Bathroom with Steam ShowerSee the project →How a Beaverton Bathroom Remodel Runs
Free Consultation
We visit your Beaverton home, measure, and listen to what drives you crazy about the room.
Design & Selections
Tile, fixtures, vanity, and glass chosen with your house and its plumbing in mind.
Line-Item Estimate
Real numbers in writing, before you commit to anything.
Permits
Filed with the City of Beaverton or Washington County, depending on your address, and inspected. We handle the applications and inspections.
Build
Waterproofing first, tile second, tidy job site. Typically 2–3 weeks for a same-layout update, 4–6 for a full gut, 1–2 for a tub-to-shower conversion.
Final Walkthrough
Punch list completed. Your one-year warranty on our labor and the materials we installed starts here.
Price Your Beaverton Bathroom Remodel
Tell us about the bathroom and the owner who will manage your job will call to set up a free in-home consultation. Choose “Bathroom remodel” as the project type. Prefer to talk? (971) 220-6397.
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“They did an outstanding job for us on two recent bathroom remodels. Their crew is highly professional and efficient. Excellent craftsmanship.”
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Waterproofed to spec
A waterproof membrane and a sloped pan on every wet area, sealed penetrations at every valve, niche, and bench, installed to the system manufacturer’s instructions. Rot behind old tile gets fixed by our own dry-rot crew.
One-year warranty, in writing
One year on our labor and the materials we installed, starting after the final walkthrough. Report a defect in writing and we repair or replace it at our expense within 30 days.
Beaverton Bathroom Remodeling FAQ
Do you handle Beaverton building permits for bathrooms?
Yes. Bathroom remodels involving plumbing or electrical changes need permits from the City of Beaverton or Washington County, depending on your address — West Slope, for example, is unincorporated Washington County. We manage the applications and inspections as part of the project.
Can you convert our tub to a walk-in shower?
Almost always in the existing footprint — a standard 30×60-inch tub space makes a generous shower, and no walls need to move for most conversions. A custom tiled conversion typically takes one to two weeks. See how our conversions work.
Should we keep the tub when we add a walk-in shower?
If the room has space and anyone in the house actually soaks, keep it — the West Slope master bath did, and the finished room makes the argument. If the tub is just where the cleaning supplies live, give the shower that space instead.
How long does a bathroom remodel take?
A same-layout update usually runs 2–3 weeks of construction and a full gut 4–6 weeks, depending on tile scope and fixture lead times. Permit time comes before that. We give you the schedule before we start, and we tell you if it moves.
Who manages the project?
One of our owners manages every project and is your point of contact from the first visit through the warranty year.
Which Beaverton neighborhoods do you serve?
All of them — Cedar Hills, Raleigh Hills, Garden Home, West Slope, Sexton Mountain, Murray Hill, Five Oaks, Progress Ridge, and everywhere in between — plus Tigard, Lake Oswego, Hillsboro, and Portland.
Planning a kitchen too? See kitchen remodeling in Beaverton. More bathrooms on our Portland bathroom remodeling page and in the project gallery, or call (971) 220-6397.
Guides for your project
TimelinesHow Long Does a Bathroom Remodel Take?most bathroom remodels we build take 2–3 weeks of construction for a same-layout update and 4–6 weeks for a full gut. A custom tiled tub-to-shower conversion takes one…Read the guide →ComparisonsShower Wall Panels vs Custom Tile: Which Lasts in a Portland Bathroom?panels go up faster, cost less, and have few or no grout lines, but they come in limited styles and depend on seams and caulk to keep water out. Custom tile costs more…Read the guide →ChecklistsBathroom Remodel Checklist: What to Decide Before You Call a Contractorbefore you call a contractor, decide what isn't working in the bathroom, whether the tub stays, whether the toilet, sink, and shower stay where they are, and a budget…Read the guide →