- Serving Seattle & the Puget Sound since 1997
- Open 24/7
Built Around Home
Luna Park Construction has been remodeling Seattle homes since 1997. We handle kitchens, bathrooms, basements, decks, and full home remodels, large or small. You’ll work directly with an experienced contractor who communicates clearly, explains your options, and gets the details right.
Maybe the scope is already clear. Maybe you only know that a room no longer works the way it should. Share what you have in mind with Luna Park Construction LLC , and start with a practical conversation about the project.
Construction and remodeling experience built over decades of changing homes.
Reach out when it is convenient to discuss an upcoming project.
General contracting and remodeling focused on homes throughout the Seattle area.
New projects qualify for a 5% discount.
01 Rooms With Purpose
Every part of a home creates a different remodeling challenge. A kitchen revolves around movement and storage, a bathroom compresses several functions into a small footprint, and a basement often begins as unfinished square footage. Luna Park Construction LLC brings those needs together through residential construction services built around the actual scope of each project.
Experience that reaches back to 1997.
Kitchen, bathroom, basement, deck, and wider home renovation work.
Project inquiries are welcome around the clock.
Start a new project and receive 5% off.
02 One Connected Build
Since 1997, Luna Park Construction LLC has worked in general contracting and remodeling with that wider view of the project. Homeowners comparing residential general contractors or home renovation contractors aren’t simply choosing who can perform individual construction tasks. They are choosing who will keep those tasks moving in the right sequence.
Larger renovations may cross several rooms or change how different parts of the house connect. Our whole-home remodeling services are intended for projects where isolated updates need to become one broader plan.
The work needs a defined direction before different phases begin competing for time, access, or space.
Building permits and residential building codes can affect certain remodeling and construction projects, depending on what the scope changes.
Subcontractor coordination matters when the work completed today determines what another trade can do tomorrow.
Construction estimates become more meaningful when they reflect the actual condition of the space, intended changes, materials, and project complexity.
03 A Clear Build Path
STEP 01
The conversation begins with what is there now, what is not working, and what the finished space needs to accomplish. Existing conditions can change the direction of a remodel before demolition ever begins.
STEP 02
Layout changes, materials, construction requirements, trade involvement, estimates, and relevant permit considerations are brought into a workable plan rather than handled as disconnected decisions.
STEP 03
Demolition, framing, mechanical work, installations, surfaces, and finishes need their own place in the sequence. Project management keeps those stages moving without losing sight of the larger scope.
STEP 04
As construction winds down, the separate pieces should read as one finished project. The completed work is reviewed against the intended scope before the space returns fully to daily use.
04 Built, Not Imagined
For homeowners thinking beyond the interior, custom deck construction can extend usable outdoor space while accounting for access, footprint, and how the deck will be used.
05 Client Perspective
06 Before Construction
A general contractor keeps the different parts of a remodel connected. Depending on the scope, that may include planning, scheduling, subcontractor coordination, construction oversight, permit considerations, and managing the sequence between demolition, installation, trade work, and finishing.
No. Permit requirements depend on what the project changes. Structural alterations and certain plumbing, electrical, or other regulated work may require permits, while some cosmetic improvements may not. The actual scope should be considered against applicable requirements before construction begins.
There is no single timeline that fits every remodel. Room size, existing conditions, material choices, inspections, trade involvement, and the amount of construction all matter. A contained bathroom remodel naturally follows a different schedule than a basement or whole-home renovation.
Yes. That is one of the main reasons homeowners work with a general contractor company. When carpentry, plumbing, electrical work, installations, and finishes overlap, managing them as one project can reduce confusion between individual phases.
The confirmed services currently provided for this website are general contracting, kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, basement remodeling, and related home improvement work. Contact Luna Park Construction LLC directly at (206) 396-7362 to discuss whether a particular commercial project fits the company’s scope.
Start with the space you want changed, what is not working now, and what you would like the finished area to accomplish. Photos, rough measurements, material ideas, and budget considerations can also make the first project conversation more productive.
Yes. Luna Park Construction LLC currently offers 5% off new projects . Contact the company to discuss your scope, request an estimate, and confirm how the offer applies to the work you are planning.
Get the scope out of your head and into a real conversation. Luna Park Construction LLC is available 24/7 to discuss kitchen, bathroom, basement, deck, and broader home remodeling projects in Seattle.
