Shower Renovation Pros in Federal Way, WA

This page pairs Federal Way's local housing facts with a compact list of shower remodelers based here. Read our materials and waterproofing guides before comparing any of them.

Licenses checked · Washington State Department of Labor & Industries

1984median year homes were built

Federal Way's housing stock, for context

Federal Way's population runs about 99,493, with a median home built in 1984.

Median home value sits at $552,800.

In a market like Federal Way's, the cost gap between a prefab panel and a full tile renovation is worth weighing against how long you expect to stay in the home.

Data: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, table-based Summary File (2024 table-based Summary File) (2024 table-based Summary File).

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The longest-licensed shower remodelers based in Federal Way

The 12 longest-licensed shower remodelers with a {city} address, oldest license first, never by quality.

  1. Vlads Well Done FloorsTile contractor · licensed 21 years · 98003Verify license
  2. Serg TileTile contractor · licensed 19 years · 98003Verify license
  3. Why Not GraniteTile contractor · licensed 19 years · 98003Verify license
  4. Stone Restoration Services INCTile contractor · licensed 16 years · 98023Verify license
  5. Cacallori Marble & Granite LLCTile contractor · licensed 13 years · 98003Verify license
  6. SVN Tile LLCTile contractor · licensed 12 years · 98023Verify license
  7. Pasha Tile INCTile contractor · licensed 12 years · 98001Verify license
  8. Flooring Connections LLCTile contractor · licensed 12 years · 98023Verify license
  9. Tile Perfection LLCTile contractor · licensed 11 years · 98023Verify license
  10. Abc Tile INCTile contractor · licensed 11 years · 98023Verify license
  11. Yatsenko LLCTile contractor · licensed 10 years · 98003Verify license
  12. Euro Quality Construction INCTile contractor · licensed 9 years · 98003Verify license

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