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Raymundo repaired the bathroom fan drywall and touched up cracks in the paint and drywall. Each spot looks so much better now, as if the cracks were never there.

The Wall Doctor is a licensed general contractor in Bellevue, WA, serving the Eastside since 1984. We handle kitchen and bathroom remodeling, drywall repair, house painting, and water damage restoration - with multiple trades on staff under one roof.

Kitchen remodels with layout changes, storage updates, cabinets, counters, plumbing, electrical, and finish work.
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Bathroom remodels with updated showers, vanities, tile, fixtures, storage, and better use of the space.
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Whole-home renovations, home additions, flooring, finish carpentry, and indoor-outdoor living improvements.
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Drywall and ceiling repair for holes, cracks, stains, sheetrock repair, and damaged sections after leaks or wear.
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Home painting services for interiors, exteriors, patching, prep, caulking, priming, trim, and cabinets.
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Water damage repairs for ceilings, walls, mold, and dry rot after leaks or flooding are fixed.
Learn moreAs a licensed general contractor, we handle residential and commercial remodeling, repair, and restoration work across Bellevue and the Eastside.
Get a Free EstimateSince 1984, The Wall Doctor has been Bellevue's general contractor for remodeling, repair, and restoration - with professional workmanship in occupied homes, offices, and restaurants
We regularly work in homes and businesses that are still in use. That means careful prep, protected work areas, steady communication, and a process built to limit disruption while the job moves forward.
With over 40 years of experience, we know how to scope work accurately, avoid unnecessary steps, and keep projects moving. That helps us keep your costs down without sacrificing quality.
Drywall contractors, carpenters, painters, tile setters, electricians, and plumbers - on staff, not subcontracted. Fewer moving parts, less miscommunication, and one team accountable for the finished result.
We keep scope, materials, communication, and next steps clear from the first visit through the final walkthrough.


We talk through your goals, inspect the space, and identify the repairs, remodel scope, or layout changes needed for the project.

We define the work, recommend the right approach, outline materials, and provide a clear estimate.

Our team completes the job with careful prep, steady communication, and trade work that keeps the project moving.

We review the finished work with you, take care of final details, and make sure the space is complete and ready to enjoy.


The Wall Doctor team brings decades of hands-on experience across residential and commercial remodeling, repair, and restoration. We handle everything from patching a hole in the wall to full commercial remodels.
Visit our Bellevue office in The Northup Center or reach out to discuss your project or repair. We work across Bellevue and nearby Eastside communities for remodeling, repair, and restoration projects.
The Wall Doctor
11526 Northup Way Bellevue, WA 98004
Serving Bellevue, Kirkland, Renton, Redmond, Mercer Island, Sammamish, Issaquah, and nearby King County communities.
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No, a contractor and a general contractor are not the same. A general contractor (GC) oversees the entire project - coordinating specialists, handling permits, and managing scheduling. A contractor (or subcontractor) is brought in for a specific trade such as plumbing, electrical, or concrete. The GC holds the main contract and manages others working under them.
The biggest red flags when hiring a contractor include:
These warning signs often signal potential fraud, poor workmanship, or future lien risks on your property.
General contractors in Bellevue typically charge a markup of 10% to 20% of the total project cost. For smaller jobs, most contractors charge an hourly rate of $50 to $150 depending on the trade.
Actual cost depends on project size, scope, and how many trades are involved. The best way to get a real number is an on-site consultation with a written estimate.
For small single-trade tasks, a handyman is usually cheaper. For anything involving permits, multiple trades, or structural work, a licensed general contractor is the better investment. Handymen typically cannot pull permits or guarantee code compliance, which can create liability and resale problems down the road.