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Design-Build Remodeling Contractor in Renton, WA

One contract, dedicated project management, and single-source accountability — from the first 3D rendering to the final Renton inspection.

Design and construction under one contract
Vetted specialty trades managed by Anyvision
Permits filed and managed for you
200+ projects completed since 2018
3D design before construction

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2018Building in the region since

200+Custom projects completed

100+Five-star reviews

One contractDesign and construction together

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3D designSee it before it is built

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Remodeling in Renton

Former coal mines can affect residential foundation planning

Kitchen with dark wood cabinets, white countertops, black gas range, and skylights overlooking greenery outside

Abandoned coal mines beneath parts of the city make ground-condition screening an early step for Anyvision Home Remodeling before we design an addition or ADU foundation.

Abandoned coal mines cross portions of the city’s underground landscape, creating potential subsidence concerns. Before designing a foundation addition, ADU or new home, we screen the proposed site for ground-condition questions. The city’s hazard mitigation plan identifies this issue; parcel-specific findings determine whether further investigation belongs ahead of foundation design and pricing.

The city also identifies high groundwater in some areas. For a basement remodel, the existing below-grade conditions need attention before choosing finishes; for an addition, groundwater can affect foundation and drainage planning. We review those conditions early so the estimate accounts for the work beneath the finished space.

What we do here

Comprehensive Home Remodeling Services in Renton

Ten service lines, all delivered under one design-build contract. We vet the trades, manage the schedule, and guarantee the quality.

Inside the house

Interior scopes

Structure and outside

Exterior and structural

Kitchen remodeling. Layout changes, custom cabinetry, countertops and lighting — rendered in 3D before a single wall comes down, so you approve the finished room before it is built.

Bathroom remodeling. Primary suites, guest baths, powder rooms and accessible bathrooms. Waterproofing, ventilation and fixture spacing are all resolved at design stage, because none of them can be revisited once the tile is on.

Whole-home remodeling. Framing, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, tile and finish coordinated under one contract, so the whole house reads as one project rather than several done years apart.

Room additions and ADU construction. New square footage planned around local setback and lot coverage rules, and accessory dwelling units under your city's zoning code alongside Washington’s statewide ADU legislation. Both add usable space and, done properly and permitted, measurable property value.

Basement remodeling. On a sloping Renton lot a daylight basement is often the cheapest square footage in the house — provided egress, moisture and ceiling height are established before any wall goes up.

Deck construction and hardscaping. Decks, covered structures, paver patios, walkways and retaining walls, engineered for hillside lots and a climate with seven wet months.

From the founder

A permit-ready ADU still needs a site plan

Chase Briga, founder of Anyvision Home Remodeling

The city updated its ADU regulations in 2025 and offers a permit-ready ADU program, but the application still needs a parcel site plan. Choosing a standard design before checking its placement can leave you revising plans you expected to use. Before design begins, we review the proposed location and the property information needed to assess it.

The zoning code and applicable environmental overlays govern property-specific use, setbacks, coverage and height. For qualifying land-use projects, the city offers pre-application feasibility review to identify zoning, access and submittal issues. We use that early review where applicable to establish the design constraints before developing construction documents.

We complete design before construction and manage permit submissions. Before committing to an ADU layout, confirm the current program requirements and permit path with the City of Renton Building Division, because rules change.

How it works

Single-Source Accountability: The Anyvision Process

When you hold one contract, there is nobody to coordinate between and nobody to blame.

On a traditional project the homeowner holds one contract with a designer and another with a builder, and frequently sits in the middle when trades are delayed or miscommunicate. The drawings say one thing, the trades say another, and the homeowner arbitrates.

Our design-build model removes that friction entirely. You hold one contract with Anyvision. We produce the 3D design, we file the permits, and we manage a trusted network of vetted specialty trades working directly under our oversight. We control the schedule. If something needs correcting, there is no finger-pointing between subcontractors — you raise it with us, and we fix it.

The City of Renton Building Division reviews building permits, and we file and manage applications through the city’s online portal so your project follows its review and inspection process.

Standards

Why Renton Homeowners Choose Anyvision

Founded in 2018. Over 200 completed projects. More than 100 five-star reviews.

Building since 2018

Seven years of completed work across the Eastside, run out of our Eastside office on 161st Avenue NE.

200+ custom projects completed

Kitchens, bathrooms, whole-home remodels, additions, basements, decks and hardscaping.

100+ five-star reviews

Across Google, Yelp and Houzz.

Licensed Washington contractor

WA Lic #ANYVIHR768KB. Verify it yourself at the Washington L&I contractor lookup at any time.

From our Redmond office

Our office coordinates site visits for measurements and mid-project construction questions, with daily WhatsApp updates from site keeping you informed between visits. You can also read homeowner testimonials before discussing your project with us at 425-515-5796.

A daily update from site

A photo or video sent to you each working day.

Process

From first call to final inspection

Consultation

We visit the property, check the zoning and what your city's zoning code allows on your parcel, and confirm what is feasible before anything is drawn.

3D design

A full rendering of the finished space. You approve it before it is permitted, and before a single material is ordered.

Permitting

We identify every element requiring a permit, file the application, and respond to plan review. You do not deal with the counter.

Construction

Demolition, framing, rough-in, insulation and finish, with each phase inspected in sequence before the next begins.

Final inspection

The project passes final inspection under our license and the permit record attaches to your Renton address permanently.

Coverage

Where we work in and around Renton

We work throughout Renton and in surrounding communities such as Newcastle and Issaquah.

Sunset Terrace is part of our service area, along with nearby Newcastle, Issaquah, Bellevue, Sammamish, Seattle and Redmond. If you are unsure whether your address is within the city limits, we will check it for you.

Next step

Start with a 3D design of your Renton project

You do not need finished plans or a fixed budget to get started.

Tell us the project type, a rough timeline and a budget range, and we will take it from there. Call 425-515-5796 or submit your project details through the estimate form. We respond to every new inquiry within 24 hours.

Call 425-515-5796

Prefer to write? Email info@anyvision-homeremodeling.com or submit your project details through the estimate form. We respond within 24 hours.

What affects the cost in Renton

For a Renton kitchen or bathroom remodel, layout changes, cabinetry, tile and the condition behind existing finishes shape the estimate. Replacement homes, older houses and newer attached construction call for different existing-condition checks. Keeping an island or plumbing fixtures in place creates a different scope from moving them; our small-kitchen planning guide helps frame those layout decisions.

For additions, ADUs and below-grade work, we also account for access, ground conditions and the documents needed for permits. High groundwater or potential subsidence can add investigation and foundation requirements. We identify those questions before construction pricing, then manage vetted specialty trades under our oversight.

Common questions

Renton remodeling questions

Can I trim a tree to make room for an addition or equipment access?

Removing, relocating or trimming a tree on private property may require Renton’s Routine Vegetation Management Permit review. Check that requirement before clearing space for an addition, ADU, deck or patio.

We identify trees affected by the proposed footprint and access route during planning. That lets tree-review requirements inform the layout and work sequence before site work begins.

Does a Renton addition need documents beyond the building plans?

Residential addition and new-home reviews may also require drainage, utility, grading or right-of-way documents and permits. Which apply depends on the proposed work and the property.

We establish the submission requirements before finalizing the plans. If the project changes drainage, ground levels or utility connections, those questions need to be resolved alongside the house design rather than left until construction.

What should I check if my subdivision has a shared drainage tract?

Some local subdivision plats assign an HOA responsibility for shared drainage, landscaping or sensitive-area tracts. Review your recorded plat, covenants and architectural requirements before finalizing exterior or site-work plans.

Bring those documents to the planning discussion so we can identify boundaries and association requirements that affect the proposed work. Requirements depend on the property’s documents, so we check the provisions for your lot.

Do you handle the permits?

Yes. We identify every element of your scope that requires a permit, file the application with your local permitting department, respond to plan review, and schedule inspections through to closeout.

How long does a remodel take?

Scope decides it, along with permit review time, which varies with the current queue. That is why we file early.

You get a phase-by-phase schedule with the design and a daily update from site during construction.

How is the 3D design priced?

3D design is scoped and quoted for your project, and the design package defines the revisions it covers.

You see cabinet profiles, countertop materials, tile layout and lighting positions before anything is demolished or ordered.