Skip to main content Skip to content Walk-in showers, heated floors, freestanding tubs, and accessible spa baths. Woodland Construction Group designs and builds bathrooms across Tigard, from Bull Mountain to Summerfield, with one accountable team from first sketch to final walkthrough.
Planning a bathroom remodel in Tigard, Oregon? Most Tigard homes were built between the 1970s and 1990s, which means original compartment baths, dated tile, and tired plumbing are common across Metzger, Summerfield, and the Cook Park area. A remodel updates every surface and system in the room: tile, cabinetry, plumbing, lighting, ventilation, and waterproofing.
It reshapes the space you start and end every day in and adds lasting value in a strong Washington County market. Because the work spans multiple trades and strict code, the contractor you choose controls the outcome.
The right partner protects your budget, holds your schedule, and delivers finishes that hold up to daily use for decades. That is what we do, on every Tigard project.
A bathroom remodel in Tigard runs $35,000 to $60,000 for a refresh, $60,000 to $95,000 for a full remodel, and $95,000 to $150,000+ for a primary-suite build, depending on scope, fixtures, and tile selections. In Tigard and the surrounding Washington County market - much of it 1970s-to-1990s housing around Bull Mountain and Metzger - reworking a dated, compartmentalized bathroom is the most common driver of where a project lands. Powder rooms and half-baths run $25,000 to $45,000.
According to the 2024 Cost vs. Value Report, Pacific Division homeowners recoup approximately 66 to 74 percent of their investment at resale, making a bathroom remodel one of the highest-return upgrades available in the Tigard and Bull Mountain market.
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A well-built bathroom turns a daily routine into a private retreat while adding measurable value in the Tigard market. Buyers read a thoughtful bath as a signal of overall home care, which is why many homeowners choose to remodel rather than relocate and lose their neighborhood, schools, and connections.
The 2026 bath leans on visual quiet and intentional simplicity. Floating vanities expose floor space and make rooms feel larger. Floor-to-ceiling large-format tile reduces grout lines for calm, continuous surfaces. Hidden storage keeps counters clear, and layered lighting changes how the room feels from morning to night.
Pair that with the resale numbers above, and a remodel delivers both an immediate lifestyle upgrade and a long-term financial return. See how it fits a larger project on our Tigard whole-home renovation page.
Woodland Construction Group – 18 Years Experience – Serving Tigard, Oregon
Our licensed team designs and builds bathroom renovations across Tigard and Washington County, combining careful craftsmanship with 2026 design and the accessibility many Summerfield and King City homeowners ask for.
A well-built bathroom remodel transforms your daily routine into a spa-like experience while returning roughly 66 to 74 percent of its cost at resale in the Tigard market.
Tigard’s housing tells a clear story. The city’s median home was built in 1988, and the bulk of its stock is 1970s and 1980s ranch and split-level subdivisions across Metzger, the Cook Park area, and Summerlake. Those original baths are compartmentalized, under-ventilated, and overdue, which is exactly the work we do best.
Single-level living is a Tigard advantage. In Summerfield’s 55+ community and nearby King City, we build curbless walk-in showers, comfort-height fixtures, and slip-resistant tile that read as luxury, not medical. On Bull Mountain’s larger custom homes, we lean into freestanding tubs and full primary-suite baths.
One local detail matters before anything is built: permits. Inside the city limits, your bathroom is permitted through the City of Tigard. Many Bull Mountain addresses are unincorporated and run through Washington County instead. We confirm the right jurisdiction for your address up front, so the schedule never stalls.
Six features show up in almost every bath we build in Tigard. Each one is engineered for the way the room actually gets used, not just how it photographs.
Seamless glass enclosures, rainfall heads, and custom tile, designed with proper drainage, waterproofing, and curbless, ADA-friendly accessibility options.
Radiant heat that holds steady warmth through the Tualatin Valley’s long rainy season, with energy-efficient systems set beneath tile, stone, or luxury vinyl.
Steam showers, towel warmers, built-in speakers, and aromatherapy, integrated cleanly so the technology enhances the room without the clutter.
Layered task, accent, and natural light with dimmers and LED placement, tuned for functionality at every time of day.
Sculptural soaking tubs as the focal point, with coordinated plumbing, drainage, and floor reinforcement for a proper, lasting install.
Floating vanities with integrated storage, premium countertops, and cabinetry built to your storage needs and design preferences.
How We Work
One team, one contract, from the first measurement to the final walkthrough, with no handoffs between designer, builder, and trades: design and 3D layouts, material selection, permitting and inspections, careful demolition, licensed construction, and a final walkthrough, all backed by our 1-year craftsmanship warranty.
See our full design-build processA look at how we turn dated bathrooms into calm, functional retreats across Tigard and the west-side metro.
Walk through every line that shapes the number, from tile and fixtures to plumbing relocation and structural work, with a calculator built on real Portland-metro project data.
We thought we needed to expand the bathroom, but Tyrone showed us how to improve the existing layout instead. That saved us from taking space away from the bedroom. The new shower and additional storage have completely changed how the room functions.
I work from home, so noise and access were concerns for me. The crew let me know when louder work was scheduled and kept the hallway as clear as possible. That consideration made the project much easier to live through.
We changed our minds about the tile after seeing the original selection in the room. Anna helped us find another option quickly and did not make us feel difficult for reconsidering it. We are glad we made the change because the finished bathroom looks great.
Timelines, permits, cost, and what to expect in 2026. If your question is not here, call us. We would rather answer it directly.
A typical Tigard bathroom remodel takes 3 to 6 weeks from demolition to final walkthrough. A full primary bath with a walk-in shower and heated floors runs 6 to 8 weeks. Guest baths with standard fixtures usually finish in 3 to 4 weeks. We set a detailed timeline during design and hold to it through construction.
In Tigard and the wider Washington County market, most full bathroom remodels land between $60,000 and $95,000, with refreshes from $35,000 and primary-suite builds reaching $150,000+ depending on size, materials, and features. A mid-range full remodel lands between $60,000 and $95,000, including quality fixtures, custom cabinetry, tile, and installation. Heated floors, curbless showers, or custom millwork raise the investment. You get an itemized estimate during the consultation phase.
Yes. Most Tigard bathroom projects require permits, especially when moving plumbing, electrical, or structural elements. Inside the city limits, permits come from the City of Tigard Building Division. Homes in unincorporated Bull Mountain are permitted through Washington County Building Services. We confirm the correct jurisdiction for your address and handle every application and inspection.
Yes, and it is one of our most-requested projects in Tigard. Summerfield, King City, and the city’s many single-level 1970s and 1980s ranch homes are ideal for curbless walk-in showers, comfort-height fixtures, grab-bar blocking, slip-resistant tile, and wider doorways. We design accessibility in so it looks like a luxury spa bath, not a hospital.
During a full renovation the bathroom is out of service, typically for 4 to 8 weeks depending on scope. In homes with more than one bathroom, we schedule work to limit disruption. With a single bathroom, we help you plan around the timeline. Some homeowners remodel in phases to keep one facility available.
Yes. The 2024 Cost vs. Value Report shows Pacific Division homeowners recoup roughly 66 to 74 percent of a bathroom remodel at resale, one of the strongest returns of any home upgrade. In a strong Tigard market anchored by Bull Mountain and Summerfield, an updated bath signals overall home care and is why many homeowners remodel rather than relocate.
Family-owned and based in Northwest Portland, we remodel bathrooms across every Tigard neighborhood and the nearby west-side communities.
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