Ever dreamed of adding a bathroom in your basement, attic, or that awkward corner where conventional plumbing just won't go? That's where our macerating toilet expertise comes in. We've transformed "impossible" spaces into functional bathrooms for countless Seattle homeowners, making their homes more livable and valuable.

Turning Bathroom Dreams into Reality

Remember Bob from Capitol Hill? His finished basement was perfect except for one thing – no bathroom. Traditional plumbing would have meant breaking through concrete, but our macerating solution saved his floor and his budget. Now his band has a proper bathroom for practice sessions, and his wife couldn’t be happier about it.

Then there’s Maria in Queen Anne, who converted her attic into a cozy guest suite. The biggest challenge? Adding a bathroom where gravity-fed plumbing seemed impossible. Our macerating toilet installation transformed that awkward space under the eaves into a fully functional bathroom that her guests absolutely love.

Just last week, we helped James, a local artist, add a small bathroom to his garage studio. “I didn’t think it was possible without major construction,” he told us. Using our expertise with macerating systems, we created a solution that kept his workspace intact while adding the convenience he needed.

Beyond Standard Solutions

Take Lisa’s historic Ballard home – adding a bathroom would have meant compromising its original architecture. Our macerating toilet installation preserved every bit of its charm while adding modern convenience. Her realtor later told us it was a major selling point for potential buyers.

Or consider the Jensen family’s lake house – they needed a bathroom near the dock but were told it was impossible. Our macerating solution proved otherwise, creating a convenient spot for quick changes after swimming. No more wet feet through the house!

We recently helped a local coffee shop owner add a customer bathroom without disrupting their historic building’s structure. The macerating system allowed them to keep their original tile floor intact while meeting modern business needs.