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Kitchens
Before beginning any kitchen remodeling or addition project, you should check that your Seattle, Washington kitchen contractor is bonded and insured. Homeowners should be aware that not all Seattle, Washington contractors require a license. In many cases a contractor license is only required if the cost of the kitchen remodel or addition exceeds a specific amount designated by the Seattle, Washington building department. Residents should check with the Seattle, Washington building department for the most current licensing regulations as well as for any permits that may need to be filed before beginning work on your kitchen. If you are installing new appliances in your kitchen, consider recycling your old kitchen appliances if they are still in good condition. Check with the local government for the most up-to-date regulations regarding kitchen appliance recycling and disposal in Seattle, Washington.
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Seattle City Facts
Seattle was first settled by five pioneer families in 1851.
Seattle has more than 230 historic structures and seven historic districts throughout the city.
Home improvements performed on a building in one of Seattle's historic districts generally require a Certificate of Approval even if no building permit is needed.