Hunts Point Remodeling & Custom Tile
Looking for a home remodel, kitchen remodel or bathroom remodel in Hunts Point? We come to you — travel is handled in how we schedule, not added to your estimate. Estate work on a waterfront town of about a third of a square mile, where discretion matters as much as the finish.
On Hunts Point, how we work matters as much as what we build.
Hunts Point is a small waterfront community of large estates on Lake Washington. Homes here are significant properties, often with additions and renovations spanning several decades that don't always line up cleanly.
Waterfront estate work means coordinating carefully around the rest of the household and the rest of the trades. We keep sites clean, quiet and organized, because on a property like this the disruption matters as much as the finish.
Neighborhoods in Hunts Point we serve
- ✓ Hunts Point waterfront
- ✓ Points Drive
- ✓ Fairweather
What we build in Hunts Point
Hunts Point work includes primary bath rebuilds in natural stone, kitchen and butler's pantry renovations, and reconciling finishes across additions built in different decades.
Owner Veniamin Plotnikov has worked in construction and remodeling across the Puget Sound since 1998, including several years specializing in natural stone and countertop fabrication. On a Hunts Point estate it is what makes a continuous stone floor read as one surface across additions built decades apart. More on our tile and stone work →
Our Services in Hunts Point
One accountable crew from first consultation to final walkthrough.
Kitchen Remodeling
Full kitchen renovation — custom cabinetry, stone countertops, backsplash and flooring.
Bathroom Remodeling
Primary and guest bath rebuilds with correct waterproofing and precision tile.
Natural Stone & Tile
Marble, quartzite, porcelain and large-format tile — layout planned around sightlines.
Custom Cabinets & Millwork
Built-ins, cabinetry and trim work matched to the house.
Countertop Fabrication
Slab selection, templating and installation, including book-matched work.
Flooring — All Types
Hardwood, engineered, stone, tile and premium LVP over properly prepped subfloor.
Interior & Exterior Painting
Full prep and finish work, including cabinet refinishing.
Whole-Home Renovation
Multi-room and whole-floor projects managed by one accountable crew.
Hunts Point Homeowners Ask
Do you work in Hunts Point?
Yes. We take projects on Hunts Point, and we run those jobs deliberately quietly — materials arrive when there is somewhere to put them, debris leaves rather than accumulates, and cuts that can be made off-site are made off-site.
Do you handle high-end natural stone?
Yes. Our background is in natural stone and countertop fabrication before general contracting, so slab selection, book-matching, seam placement and veining direction are things we plan rather than improvise.
Can you work around our schedule and household?
Yes. We keep sites clean and organized, seal off work areas, and sequence the project so the disruption is contained. On larger homes we coordinate with your other trades and staff.
What does a high-end remodel cost in Hunts Point?
We do not publish price ranges, because a number without seeing the house is a guess. Your project may sit well either side of that depending on scope, finish level and what we find behind the walls. We price your actual house, free and in writing. We provide free written estimates so you can see exactly where the money goes.
A town of about a third of a square mile
Hunts Point is one of the smallest incorporated towns in Washington — roughly a third of a square mile, almost entirely residential, on a peninsula into Lake Washington. Everyone notices everything. A contractor who leaves a job site untidy, blocks a neighbor’s access, or runs a saw at seven in the morning is a problem for you long after we are gone.
So the way we run a Hunts Point job is deliberately quiet. Materials arrive when there is somewhere to put them. Debris leaves rather than accumulates. Cuts that can be made off-site are made off-site. Crews park where we agree to park. None of this shows up in photographs of the finished work and all of it is why we get invited back.
Reconciling additions from four different decades
Most large Hunts Point properties have been added onto and renovated repeatedly since they were built, and the most common technical problem we find is not decay — it is that the additions do not line up. Floor heights differ by an inch across a threshold. Trim profiles change mid-hallway. Three generations of cabinetry meet in one room. Wall assemblies from different eras behave differently, which matters enormously when you are trying to run a continuous run of large-format tile or a single stone floor through the whole level.
Sorting that out is measuring and planning work, done before demolition rather than discovered during it. We survey floor levels across the whole area of work, plan transitions where levels cannot be reconciled, and design the tile and stone layout around those constraints rather than hoping they disappear.
Discretion
We do not photograph or publish client properties without written permission, we do not discuss whose house we are in, and our crews are the same people every day not a rotating pool. That is a normal expectation on this street and we treat it as one.
Hunts Point questions we get
Will your crew be discreet?
Yes. We do not photograph or publish client properties without written permission, we do not discuss whose house we are working in, and you get the same people every day not a rotating pool of subcontractors.
How do you handle deliveries and debris on a small street?
Materials arrive when there is somewhere to put them, debris leaves rather than accumulates, and cuts that can be made off-site are made off-site. On a street this size, a badly run job site is a problem for you long after we are finished.
Our additions do not line up. Can that be fixed?
Usually, at least visually. We survey floor levels across the whole work area before demolition, plan deliberate transitions where levels cannot be reconciled, and design the tile and stone layout around those constraints rather than discovering them mid-installation.
Planning something bigger than one room?
How we run a whole-home remodel →Everything we do in Hunts Point
Homeowners in Hunts Point usually call us for one room and end up asking about three, so here is the full list of what a remodeling contractor in Hunts Point can actually take off your plate.
- Kitchen remodeling in Hunts Point — kitchen renovation from cabinet installation through countertop installation, backsplash and lighting.
- Bathroom remodeling in Hunts Point — bath remodel, curbless and tiled showers, vanities, ventilation done correctly.
- Whole home remodel in Hunts Point — house remodel and home renovation sequenced properly so it finishes.
- Tile installation in Hunts Point — tile contractor work in porcelain, marble and natural stone, plus backsplash.
- Flooring installation in Hunts Point — hardwood floor, laminate flooring, LVP flooring, vinyl plank, carpet installation and tile floors.
- Countertop installation in Hunts Point — quartz countertops, granite countertops and custom cabinets.
- Painting contractor in Hunts Point — interior painting and exterior painting.
- Handyman in Hunts Point — drywall repair, home repair and small jobs done properly.
- Tenant improvement in Hunts Point — commercial contractor work and unit turnovers.
Planning a project in Hunts Point?
Free consultation and a free written estimate — no pressure, no surprises.