Lake Oswego Home Remodeling, Bathroom Remodeling & Additions

Lake Oswego’s housing stock varies block by block. First Addition has older Tudors and English cottages. Lake Grove has midcentury ranches, and lakefront streets have contemporary homes stepping down toward the water.

Masters Construction plans every home renovation around that mix. We open up dated interiors, rework circulation, and modernize systems. The goal is to keep the character that makes each block recognizable.

The City of Lake Oswego’s design review process and lakefront setback rules shape what’s possible. Our second-generation team handles those conversations from the first sketch through final inspection. Every project starts with in-house architectural design and 3D visualization, so you can walk the design before construction begins.

A new kitchen or bath resets how a Lake Oswego home feels day to day. We build custom kitchens with custom cabinetry, quartzite counters and integrated appliances.

A bathroom remodel Lake Oswego homeowners keep for twenty years starts with the layout. Lake Oswego bathroom remodeling from our team includes frameless glass, heated floors, custom tile and quiet ventilation. Our designer works closely with you on tile, stone and fixture selections. The attention to detail shows in the grout lines and the niche placement.

Our lead builder brings years of experience with First Addition cottages, Lake Grove ranches and lakefront contemporaries. The goal is to exceed your expectations on the details you look at every morning. Our Portland & Vancouver remodeling cost guide shows where budgets typically land.

Lake Oswego’s setting rewards homes that live well outside as in — the lake, the canals, and wooded greenways run through Lake Grove and First Addition.

Our outdoor living and hardscapes work spans covered patios, full outdoor kitchens, and cedar pergolas. We also build paver and natural-stone terraces, fire features, and engineered retaining walls. Everything is detailed to match the home’s architecture and built for Pacific Northwest weather.

We specialize in modern metal pergolas with motorized louvered roofs. These include wired electrical for lighting, ceiling fans, integrated heaters, and screens, so the space stays usable through cool, wet shoulder seasons, not just summer.

On lakefront parcels we coordinate the environmental and shoreline considerations the city reviews closely. We sequence hardscape, drainage, and plantings so the finished yard reads as one design. When you’re ready to talk through scope, timeline, and design, request a consultation for your Lake Oswego project.

We build across:

• First Addition
• Lake Grove
• Palisades
• Uplands
• Westlake
• Mountain Park
• Blue Heron
• the lakefront streets in between

Housing stock changes character block to block, and that drives how each remodel gets planned.

First Addition and Uplands hold 1920s–1940s cottages and Tudors on tight lots. Added space usually has to go up or into a rear bump-out. Existing wiring, plumbing and foundations often need upgrading during the work.

Palisades and Lake Grove are dominated by mid-century ranches and lakefront homes with low-slope roofs and single-pane glazing. Their compartmentalized plans open up well once we confirm which walls are bearing. Westlake and Mountain Park are largely 1980s–1990s two-stories with tall entries and dated kitchens.

Framing from that era is modern, so the opportunity is layout, finishes and indoor-outdoor connection rather than structural repair.