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Kirkland Bathroom Remodel – Before & After

Bathroom wall repair with drywall panel removed.

Before — Original Bathroom Layout
The existing bathroom before demolition, with the original finishes and layout still in place.

Corner bathtub with pink and black tiles in a bathroom under renovation.

Before — Original Built-In Bathtub
The original built-in bathtub and surrounding tile before the bathroom renovation began.

Room renovation in progress with exposed studs and tools.

Demolition Begins
Removal of the existing bathroom finishes begins, preparing the space for a complete rebuild.

Room under renovation with tools and wooden doors.

Bathroom Stripped for Renovation
Existing finishes have been removed so the walls, plumbing, electrical, and structure can be properly prepared.

Bathroom under renovation with removed fixtures and exposed pipes.

Preparing the New Shower Area
The former bathroom layout is opened up as the new shower area begins taking shape.

Man working on home renovation with exposed walls and floor.

Preparing for a Curbless Shower
The floor structure is opened up so the shower area can be recessed below the surrounding bathroom floor—an important step in creating a true curbless, barrier-free transition.

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