Kitchen Remodeling
From cabinets and countertops to tile and plumbing, Runland designs and installs first-rate kitchen remodels using only top quality products.
Design Build Remodeling
Runland Renovations plans and builds kitchens, baths, additions, and whole home renovations in Puyallup. Design, permitting, and construction stay with one team, so the person who drew the plan is the person answering for the build.
Design led remodeling for homes and commercial spaces, from a single room to a floor plan reworked end to end.
From cabinets and countertops to tile and plumbing, Runland designs and installs first-rate kitchen remodels using only top quality products.
From complete remodels to showers, tiles, and plumbing, Runland transforms bathrooms into elegant, functional spaces tailored to your needs.
Runland helps you choose and install carpet, vinyl plank, tile, hardwood, laminate, or stone flooring to refresh any room in your home.
Runland renovates interior and exterior doors, garage doors, and custom millwork including molding, trim, wall paneling, and crown molding.
Runland handles exterior upgrades including patios, decks, concrete, new gutters, siding, and fencing to boost curb appeal and home value.
Runland Renovations was founded by John Runland, a locally and family owned business based in the South Hill, Puyallup area. Growing out of the highly rated Runland Painting company, which has served the community since 2011, Runland Renovations was launched to meet the remodeling needs of loyal painting customers. John and his team are committed to strong values, ethical business practices, and exceptional craftsmanship in every project they take on.
We start with what is not working and what the finished space has to do.
We read the structure, the plumbing, and the ceiling heights that set real scope.
You get a drawn plan and a written scope, with selections settled up front.
We pull what the work requires and run the trades in the right sequence.
We walk the finished space with you and close the punch list together.
A remodel that starts without a plan finishes with a compromise. We draw it, price it, and agree it before anyone opens a wall.
Reveal lines, drawer alignment, tile layout, and trim returns are the parts you touch daily, so they get the same attention as the framing.
When a scope is not worth the spend we say so, and when the house is telling us something we pass it on the day we find it.
Dust walls go up, floors get protected, and the site is swept before the crew leaves. You are living beside this work, not visiting it.
They were there when they said they would be, explained everything in plain language, and made the whole thing easy.
Clear communication from the first call to the finish. We knew what was happening at every step.
Straight answers and careful work. It is exactly what you want from a local business.
A single bath is measured in weeks and a whole home renovation in months, with design and permitting ahead of both. We give you the schedule in writing with the scope so the calendar is agreed before demolition.
Yes. We draw the plan, coordinate any engineering the work needs, submit for permits, and meet the inspections for the scope in our contract. That is the point of keeping design and construction on one team.
Often, yes. We stage the work, seal the active area, and keep at least one bath and a working kitchen space where the plan allows it. For a whole home renovation we will tell you plainly when moving out is the easier path.
From the defined scope: the drawings, the structural work, the selections, and what we find in the existing house. We walk the space before pricing, so the number reflects your home rather than an average.
Yes. If you already have a design professional, we review the set, flag anything that will fight the existing structure, and build from the approved construction drawings.
Old plumbing, soft framing, and previous renovations all surface once walls open. We stop, show you what we found, price the fix, and get your approval in writing before the crew keeps going.
Yes. Association rules, elevator windows, and work hour limits change the sequence rather than the standard, and we plan the schedule around them before the first delivery.
We work in the communities listed on this page and the surrounding area. Ask us about your address and we will confirm.
Tell us which space is not working and we will walk it, draw it, and put the scope in writing.
Share a few details about the space and we will reach out to arrange a walkthrough.