Washington State Kitchen & Bath

Name: Washington State Kitchen & Bath
Address: Woodinville, WA, 98072, United States
Telephone: +1 800-935-5524
Rating: 3.9

14 Reviews

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About Us

Washington State Kitchen and Bath is a fully licensed and bonded company that provides quality construction services for remodels, additions, and restorations. Turn your dreams into a reality. Schedule a free consultation with us today. Our elegant, yet affordable, bathroom remodel and kitchen upgrade services allow you to enjoy a no-hassle final product. Typical Job Costs: $7,000- $650,000. Bathroom Remodels: $20,000 - $60,000. Kitchen Remodels: $18,000 - $90,000. Home Renovations: $120,000 - $650,000. Additions : $50,000 - $300,000. Doors and Trim: $7,000 - $45,000. Estimates based on experience. Your actual costs may vary depending on the scope of your project. Please contact us to discuss your project and schedule a free consultation. Washington State Kitchen and Bath prides itself on good, old-fashioned values — honesty, integrity and transparency in our interactions. Our process is the backbone to our business and to client satisfaction. WSKB is a supply and install company. We do not install any material that is not supplied by our suppliers.

Services Provided

Backsplash Installation, Bathroom Remodeling, Bathtub Installation, Cabinet Installation, Countertop Installation, Custom Cabinets, Custom Countertops, Custom Kitchen Cabinets, Flooring Installation, Kitchen Remodeling, Shower Installation, Tile Installation, Wood Floor Installation, Whole Home Remodel

Areas Served

Alderwood Manor, Ames Lake, Bothell, Brier, Carnation, Cathcart, Clearview, Clyde Hill, Cottage Lake, Duvall, Echo Lake, Edmonds, Everett, Hunts Point, Inglewood-Finn Hill, Kenmore, Kingsgate, Kirkland, Lake Forest Park, Lynnwood, Maltby, Martha Lake, Meadowdale, Medina, Mill Creek, Monroe, Mountlake Terrace, North Creek, Redmond, Sammamish, Seattle, Shoreline, Silver Firs, Snohomish, Union Hill-Novelty Hill, Woodinville, Yarrow Point, King County, Pierce County, Snohomish County

Awards

Licensed, Insured, and Bonded General Contractor NAHB Member BBB Accredited Professional A+ Rating VA Approved Contractor NAMRI Member Certified Residential Mold Inspector through PMII AAA Discount Partner

32 Projects

Sleek and Modern Kitchen Remodel in Bellevue

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Kirkland Upscale Whole Home Remodel

Sammamish Comfortable, Inviting Kitchen Remodel

Business Details

Business Name

Washington State Kitchen & Bath

Phone Number

+1 800-935-5524

Website

www.washingtonstatekitchenbath.com/

Address

Woodinville, WA 98072

Typical Job Cost

USD 15,000 - USD 500,000

Typical Job Costs: $7,000- $650,000 Bathroom Remodels: $20,000 - $60,000 Kitchen Remodels: $18,000 - $90,000 Home Renovations: $120,000 - $650,000 Additions : $50,000 - $300,000 Doors and Trim: $7,000 - $45,000 Estimates based on experience. Your actual costs may vary depending on the scope of your project. Please contact us to discuss your project and schedule a free consultation. WSKB is a supply and install company. We do not install any material that is not supplied by our suppliers.

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14 Reviews for Washington State Kitchen & Bath

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HU-702567560

Run away! DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY! At first they were pleasant but as soon as we signed they started treating us rudely, and 9 months after signing the initial paperwork, nothing has happened. If you ask to cancel, they want you to pay a 20% commission plus a bunch of bogus fees and taxes. There is nothing positive I can say about this company. The owner, Erin, can't explain his own pricing structure and hides behind a bogus contract. I believe they get people to sign up and then are so rude to them that they can make an easy 20% of the job without doing any work.

12 July 2021

davidwklein

I can’t recommend Erin Belmore as he is the only contractor to not complete a job for me. I paid Erin 70% on a contract to remodel 2 bathrooms and a laundry room. He quit before the first bathroom was completed and hasn’t returned. That was over 2 years ago. He still has access to my house if and when he decides to return to finish the job. Until then, he is enjoying my money without earning it. Washington State Kitchen and Bath is no longer accredited by the BBB as his website once proclaimed. There is nothing more I need to do as his customer as we have a signed contract and he has all but a final payment. He stopped work after demanding an additional $7.5K payment that he refused to provide a simple document or receipt tying this additional money to any contract work. His actions have been predatory to a fully cooperative and fully paying customer.

23 February 2021Last modified: 5 March 2021

Comment from Washington State Kitchen & Bath:

The review is not an accurate account of the facts. We went through the complaint process with the Better Business Bureau and the matter has been closed. Following the complaint closure, as we value our customers, we continued to try and resolve the matter through Certified Mail that offered a mediation resolution. The customer then replied via e-mail on May 28th that he received the Certified Mail, within the e-mail he stated we received 70% of the monies (not the 80%) and that Washington State Kitchen and Bath would not serve well in court. Therefore, a second letter was sent via Certified Mail and we have yet to receive a response. We are still willing to resolve the issue we simply need the customer to agree to the mediation by signing and returning the Certified Letter or contacting us directly. This will be our last response.

MICHELE D.

1. Poor Quality - I had to hire another contractor to come in and finish, fix, redo and cover-up WKSB's mistakes and poor workmanship. 2. WSKB's 'stage funding payments dates' required the majority of money to paid up front. 80% by day 3, 94% by week 3. 3. An estimated 6-week $35,000 master bathroom remodel project was at 18 weeks when WSKB pulled out leaving a multitude of unaddressed issues. 4. Electrical and plumbing work performed without a license, resulting in citations and fines. 5. Damages were done to my personal property. 6. Egregious permanent mistakes made that I have to look at every single day. 7. Contract clause that threatened a law suit of 3 times the contract amount for the posting of negative reviews. 8. Owner was asked 3 times to come onsite to see how my project had derailed, he refused. 9. WSKB offered a settlement to pay my damages but only if I removed all online posts (I chose to inform other consumers instead)

11 November 2020Last modified: 7 December 2020

Janet Vanderzee

WSK&B turned an outdated, dark master bathroom into one that is bright, modern and a pleasure to use. The remodel included new tile floor, a custom-made glass shower, shower tile, bathtub tile surround, and a two-sink vanity with quartz countertop. All new plumbing fixtures and vanity lights were also installed. Suggestions made by Erin, the owner, were excellent. From demolition to installation, all employees and subcontractors were polite, respectful, and hard working. I have already recommended WSK&B to others!

17 July 2018

V K

Washington State Kitchen & Bath remodeled our bathroom which had extensive dry rot damage. The contractors involved were very professional, and respectful of our home. We are very pleased with the results as they really went above and beyond to address any concerns and the result is a beautiful bathroom. This is a very customer centric organization-I would highly recommend them.

29 March 2018

James Antonio

I hired Washington State Kitchen & Bath for a complete, to-the studs renovation of a very small bathroom (Tub removal, drains moved, all new fixtures, new drywall, electrical work, shower install, floor and shower tile install). I found them communicative which was a big plus for me. When the demolition was completed several "gotchas" were found which increased the scope of the project. They were able to explain to me in very clear terms what the issues were and what the fixes would require in both cost and time. We only have the one bathroom and so it was VERY important that we were informed ahead of time when we would be without the throne. :) Their communication on this issue was very helpful. I really love the end result and can finally enjoy a spa like shower experience in my own home. The pricing was totally fair, not bargain basement but not extravagant either. The caliber of professionalism and work is worth every penny.

17 January 2018

Patty Holtgeerts

My kitchen and bath are beautiful! I found WSKB to be very responsive to any issues, and could not be more pleased. It was a team effort throughout, and the project came together so well, despite some delays due to the full schedules of some of the local contractors. I fully recommend this company.

2 January 2018

Toni Foster

Washington State Kitchen & Bath were responsive from the initial contact. My husband and I talked with the representative at the Tacoma Home and Garden Show in March of this year. The team sent out to give us an estimate for the master bath project. The cost was projected and agreed upon. All of the vendors we ordered the materials were very helpful. When we wanted something above the budget for the counter top Lindsay from WSKB set it up for us to see other samples. The project took longer than I expected - this was not due to any date that was given- Frank the main project manager was wonderful. He would say each project is different. All of the work was excellent- well done. All of the craftsmen that came to do the project were professional and skilled. I did miss some details and it would have been helpful to perhaps a telephone conference to go over the final list of product choices.

5 September 2017

Leone Crawford

Washington State Kitchen and Bath remodeled our master bath last year. We were a little apprehensive about having this type of major remodeling done but were pleasantly surprised at how well it all went. We found WSKB to be well organized, very thorough, very careful and efficient. We were regularly informed about the schedule and when the different crafts people would be here. The bathroom has a lot of tile and the tile installers did a great job matching and installing the tile. WSKB was very responsive when small issues needed attention. We are very pleased with how well the bathroom turned out.

28 August 2017

Pamela Burpee

In the last 3 years we have had WSKB remodel 2 bathrooms and a laundry room. They are very professional and do a beautiful job.. They take pride in the finished product and followed up through out the project to insure they met our expectations. They provided a reasonable estimate up front, and stayed within the parameters of the cost without cutting corners. They do top of the line work, and we would highly recommend them. They would be our first choice on any future projects.

26 August 2017

George Whitehouse

We started with a broken tile in the master shower. We ended up with a new larger curbless shower, stand alone tub, new vanity and heated porcelain tile flooring. Yes we had bumps in the road, slight modification to wall between the shower and tub, a decorative bump out removed, change of mirrors. What I would have done differently, I would have added a tankless water heater for the master bath, we waste too much water waiting for the hot water from the front of the house. Best Sub - the tile guy - did a great job on cutting and fitting all of the tile. Favorite addition - heated flooring, especially here in the NW at 5:30 in the morning.

1 August 2017

Jim Webb

At the age of 73, my sense of balance was kaput, and I fell a couple of times. So I decided to get a new shower complete with hand bars. WA K&B got good reviews on Yelp, so I hired them to pull out my old bathtub and install a new shower. They send you to specialty stores to select the tiles you like for the shower and the plumbing fixtures. The installation went smoothly and I show off my shower to all my friends.

25 July 2017

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