Home project costs in Seattle

2026 price ranges for the home projects Seattle homeowners budget for, adjusted for local labor and permit costs. Seattle's wet climate makes roofing, siding, and drainage especially important, and its strong economy keeps labor well above the national average. Washington permitting and energy codes add to the cost of most home projects.

Roof Replacement

$10,600–$21,250

for a typical 2,000 sq ft single-family home

Hvac Installation

$8,250–$16,500

for a full central system in an average home

Kitchen Remodel

$17,700–$53,100

for a mid-range remodel

Water Heater Replacement

$1,400–$4,150

installed, for a standard home

Bathroom Remodel

$14,150–$29,500

for a mid-range full bathroom

Window Replacement

$5,900–$17,700

to replace about 10 windows

Interior Painting

$2,950–$7,100

to paint the interior of a 2,000 sq ft home

Flooring Installation

$3,550–$14,150

for about 1,000 sq ft installed

Electrical Panel Upgrade

$2,350–$4,700

to upgrade to 200-amp service

Solar Panel Installation

$18,900–$30,700

for a typical 7 kW system, before incentives

Fence Installation

$3,550–$8,850

for about 150 linear feet

Garage Door Replacement

$1,200–$4,150

for a standard door installed

Ranges are typical national project costs from public contractor-pricing and industry references (e.g. RSMeans-style cost data and HomeAdvisor/Angi-type surveys), adjusted by a local cost-of-construction index for each city. See our methodology.