Medina Remodeling & Custom Tile
Looking for a home remodel, kitchen remodel or bathroom remodel in Medina? We come to you — travel is handled in how we schedule, not added to your estimate. Book-matched stone, large-format tile and finish work for one of the most scrutinized housing markets in the country.
On a Medina project, every seam is going to be looked at.
Medina is one of the most valuable residential markets in the country. The housing runs from preserved 1920s-1950s estates to recent custom builds on waterfront lots, and the expectations match the addresses — imported stone, book-matched slabs, custom millwork and tile work where every cut is visible and every seam is judged.
Work at this level is measured in millimeters. Slab layout, veining direction, seam placement and grout lines all get scrutinized, because on a Medina project they should be. Our background in natural stone and countertop fabrication is exactly the skill set these homes require.
Neighborhoods in Medina we serve
- ✓ Medina Heights
- ✓ Evergreen Point
- ✓ Overlake
- ✓ Groat Point
- ✓ Medina Circle
What we build in Medina
Medina projects are typically primary bathroom rebuilds in natural stone, kitchen renovations with book-matched slab work, and detailed tile installations where layout is planned around sightlines rather than convenience.
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 Medina job that fabrication background is the whole point: it is what lets us tell you at the slab yard whether a run will book-match before you buy it. More on our tile and stone work →
Our Services in Medina
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.
Medina Homeowners Ask
Do you work in Medina?
Yes. We take projects throughout Medina. Streets are narrow and driveways are often long and gated, so we plan delivery and staging around that from the start.
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 Medina?
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.
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What a Medina project actually involves
Medina work is materials-led. The decisions that determine whether the finished room succeeds are made at the slab yard weeks before anyone picks up a trowel: which block the slabs came from, whether there is enough consecutive material to book-match a run, which direction the veining moves, and where the seams will fall relative to where people actually stand. Once tile or stone is cut, those decisions are permanent. We plan them on paper and on the slab before anything is fabricated.
The second thing that separates a Medina job is substrate tolerance. Large-format porcelain and stone panels telegraph every high and low spot in a floor or wall as lippage along the edges, and at these tile sizes the acceptable variation is small enough that most floors need leveling before anything is set. That prep is invisible in the finished room and it is the reason the finished room looks right.
Working on the Points
Medina, Clyde Hill, Hunts Point and Yarrow Point are separate incorporated towns, not Bellevue neighborhoods, and permitting and inspection are handled locally rather than through a single large department. Practically, that means lead times and requirements differ from one town to the next and it is worth confirming early rather than assuming an Eastside project runs like a Bellevue one.
Access is the other consideration. Medina streets are narrow, driveways are often long and gated, and there is limited room to stage materials. We plan delivery and debris removal around that rather than parking a dumpster in front of your house for six weeks.
Working in an occupied estate
Most of our Medina clients live in the house while we work. That shapes everything: containment and negative-air where dust would otherwise travel through a large open plan, protected routes in and out, quiet start times, and crews who understand that they are guests. Same people from first walkthrough to final punch list, so you are not re-explaining your house to a new face every week.
Medina questions we get
Do you work in occupied homes?
Yes, and most of our Medina projects are. We use containment and negative-air where dust would otherwise travel, protect routes in and out, agree start times in advance, and keep the same crew on site throughout so you are not re-explaining your house each week.
Can you book-match slabs?
Yes. Book-matching requires enough consecutive material from the same block, so it is decided at the slab yard before fabrication, not afterward. We plan slab layout, veining direction and seam placement on paper first and walk it with you.
How much notice do you need for a Medina project?
For work involving stone and custom millwork, several weeks minimum, because slab selection and cabinetry lead times govern the schedule rather than labor. We would rather start later and run continuously than open your house and wait on a delivery.
Planning something bigger than one room?
How we run a whole-home remodel →Everything we do in Medina
Homeowners in Medina usually call us for one room and end up asking about three, so here is the full list of what a remodeling contractor in Medina can actually take off your plate.
- Kitchen remodeling in Medina — kitchen renovation from cabinet installation through countertop installation, backsplash and lighting.
- Bathroom remodeling in Medina — bath remodel, curbless and tiled showers, vanities, ventilation done correctly.
- Whole home remodel in Medina — house remodel and home renovation sequenced properly so it finishes.
- Tile installation in Medina — tile contractor work in porcelain, marble and natural stone, plus backsplash.
- Flooring installation in Medina — hardwood floor, laminate flooring, LVP flooring, vinyl plank, carpet installation and tile floors.
- Countertop installation in Medina — quartz countertops, granite countertops and custom cabinets.
- Painting contractor in Medina — interior painting and exterior painting.
- Handyman in Medina — drywall repair, home repair and small jobs done properly.
- Tenant improvement in Medina — commercial contractor work and unit turnovers.
Planning a project in Medina?
Free consultation and a free written estimate — no pressure, no surprises.