No license file for Martha Lake? Here's who's top-rated instead
There's nothing to search in Martha Lake yet, so here are its 10 top-rated bathroom contractors from Google Maps. Treat this list the opposite of how you'd treat a search result: as a reason to go check, not a reason to skip it. Pull the license or registration number from whoever you're considering and check it with your state's or city's own licensing office.
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10 top-rated bathroom contractors in and near Martha Lake
The order below gives review volume nearly as much weight as the star count, since there's no license file here to search; treat it as a starting point, never as proof of a license or registration, and run the name yourself before you sign anything.
- Vital Needs Remodeling - Kitchen & BathGoogle reviews
- Eagle Remodel SeattleGoogle reviews
- Solid Kitchen & BathGoogle reviews
- Alex-Stroy LLCGoogle reviews
- 360 House RemodelingGoogle reviews
- SMY Home ImprovementGoogle reviews
- RRR RemodelingGoogle reviews
- Renowest Construction LLCGoogle reviews
- Royal View LLCGoogle reviews
- Hillcrest Renovation, LLCGoogle reviews
How to check a license in Washington
- Open L&I's Verify a Contractor, Tradesperson or Business tool.[1]
- Enter a name, a license number, a workers' comp account number, or the business's own UBI number to run the search.[1]
- Confirm the registration is active, that the contractor is bonded and insured, and that they keep a safe job site or have corrected past violations.[2]
- If the contractor will have employees on your job site, confirm they hold an active workers' comp account too.[3]
Washington L&I's contractor and tradesperson lookup
Warning signs
- Credentials or references that cannot be verified.[3]
- A special price that is only good if you sign today.[3]
- Cash-only payment or a request for a large deposit upfront.[3]
- No written contract, or a bid that is not complete.[3]
- Asking you, the homeowner, to pull the building permit yourself.[3]
- An exceptionally long warranty offer, or a contractor who will only work evenings and weekends.[3]
Rules that protect you
- Bond of 30,000 dollars for a general contractor or 15,000 dollars for a specialty contractor.[4]
- Liability insurance of 200,000 dollars public liability and 50,000 dollars property damage, or a 250,000-dollar combined single limit.[4]
- No statutory deposit cap; pay in phases as work completes and avoid paying in full before the job is done.[3]
- A Notice to Customer disclosure statement is required on jobs of 1,000 dollars or more at a home of four units or fewer.[5]
Before you search, know what to look for
- Does the license status say active, not expired, suspended or revoked?
- Does the business name and license number match exactly what is on the bid or contract?
- Is there any disciplinary history attached to the license, and if so, what was it for?
- Does the license class actually cover bathroom work, or is it a different trade entirely?
- Is the bond or insurance information on the record current?
- Does the address on file match a real, current place of business?
7ZIP codes with listings
ZIP breakdown for Martha Lake
98036 leads that count, holding 3 of them.
98012980219803698037980439808798208
Data: Google Maps listings, checked 2026-10-01.
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Sources
- Verify a Contractor, Tradesperson or Business, Washington State Department of Labor & Industries, accessed 2026-09-30
- Hiring a Contractor, Washington State Department of Labor & Industries, accessed 2026-09-30
- Hire Smart Step-by-Step, Washington State Department of Labor & Industries, accessed 2026-09-30
- Register as a Contractor, Washington State Department of Labor & Industries, accessed 2026-09-30
- RCW 18.27.114: Disclosure statement required, Washington State Legislature, accessed 2026-09-30