Where we build
Serving 29 cities across the South Sound
From our Milton headquarters, our crews cover King and Pierce County — close enough to be on your site every day, established enough to know every local building department by name.
Pierce County
Milton, WA
Milton is a small hillside city of mostly 1950s through 1980s ramblers and split-entries, with older farmhouse-era homes near the Milton Way corridor and pockets of 1990s and newer construction toward Surprise Lake.
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Edgewood, WA
Edgewood is known for large lots, with 1960s and 70s ramblers and daylight basements on acreage alongside newer custom homes and small plats built since the city incorporated in the 1990s.
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Tacoma, WA
Tacoma's North End and Stadium District are full of Craftsman bungalows, foursquares, and grand Victorians from the 1890s through 1920s, while the West End and South Tacoma lean mid-century with 1950s and 60s ramblers, and Northeast Tacoma is mostly 1980s and newer view homes.
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Puyallup, WA
Near downtown and the fairgrounds you'll find Victorians, Craftsman cottages, and postwar homes on tidy grid streets, while South Hill is dominated by 1980s through 2000s subdivisions like Gem Heights and Sunrise.
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Sumner, WA
Sumner's historic core along Main Street holds Victorians and early-1900s farmhouses from its hop-farming days, ringed by postwar cottages and, further out, 1990s and newer plats like Rivergrove.
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Fircrest, WA
Fircrest was laid out as a planned garden suburb in the early 1900s, and its curving streets hold a charming mix of 1920s-40s brick Tudors and cottages alongside solid 1950s-60s ramblers, nearly all on mature, tree-lined lots.
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University Place, WA
University Place is largely 1950s through 1970s ramblers and daylight ramblers, many with westward Sound and Olympic views, plus waterfront homes on Day Island and newer townhomes and customs near the Chambers Bay golf course.
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Ruston, WA
Ruston packs two extremes into one tiny town: modest early-1900s workers' cottages from its smelter days on the compact grid above Commencement Bay, and brand-new condos, townhomes, and single-family homes at the Point Ruston waterfront development.
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Gig Harbor, WA
The historic harbor district keeps its fishing-village character with early-1900s cottages and net-shed-era homes near the water, while the surrounding peninsula ranges from 1970s-80s homes on wooded acreage to gated golf-course customs in Canterwood.
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Bonney Lake, WA
Bonney Lake grew from a lake-cabin community into a full suburban city, so you'll find older cottages near the Lake Tapps shoreline alongside the 1990s-2010s two-story homes that dominate the plateau in neighborhoods like Sky Island and Falling Water.
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Lake Tapps, WA
The Lake Tapps community wraps around a reservoir with 45 miles of shoreline, and its housing runs from 1960s-70s lake homes and A-frames on Tapps Island and Driftwood Point to large 1990s-2000s customs with private docks.
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King County
Federal Way, WA
Federal Way boomed in the 1960s through 1980s, so the typical house is a rambler, split-level, or tri-level from that era, with Puget Sound view homes in Marine Hills and Dash Point and golf-course homes around Twin Lakes.
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Auburn, WA
The valley floor around downtown Auburn has early-1900s homes and postwar ramblers, while Lea Hill mixes 1970s-90s houses with newer plats and Lakeland Hills is almost entirely 1990s-2010s planned-community construction.
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Des Moines, WA
Des Moines is mostly 1950s through 1970s ramblers and split-levels on quiet streets sloping toward Puget Sound, with older beach cottages and view homes at Redondo and Woodmont and mid-century homes clustered near the marina.
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Normandy Park, WA
Normandy Park was planned in the 1920s as a residential park community, and today it holds mid-century ramblers and Northwest contemporaries on large wooded lots, with some original 1930s-40s homes and Sound-front properties near The Cove.
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Burien, WA
Burien is a classic first-ring suburb of 1940s-60s ramblers and cottages, with beach homes and view properties at Three Tree Point and Seahurst and a walkable older core around Olde Burien.
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West Seattle, WA
West Seattle is prime Craftsman and bungalow territory, with 1910s-1930s homes around the Junction and Admiral, Tudor cottages in Gatewood and Fauntleroy, beach houses along Alki, and mid-century homes toward Arbor Heights.
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South Seattle, WA
South Seattle's housing spans landmarked Craftsman rows in Columbia City, stately Tudors and brick homes around Seward Park, early-1900s boxes and bungalows on Beacon Hill, and postwar homes toward Rainier Beach.
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Kent, WA
Kent's valley floor around downtown holds early-1900s farm-town homes and postwar cottages, Scenic Hill has some of the city's oldest character houses, and East Hill sprawls with 1970s-2000s subdivisions from Panther Lake down to Lake Meridian.
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Renton, WA
Renton ranges from wartime and postwar homes built for Boeing workers in the Highlands and downtown, to lakeview mid-centuries in Kennydale, to 1970s-90s family neighborhoods like Fairwood and Benson Hill on the plateau.
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Covington, WA
Covington grew fast in the 1980s and 90s, so most of its housing is two-story colonial-style and split-level homes in established subdivisions like Timberlane, with waterfront and near-water homes around Pipe Lake and newer construction near the town center.
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Maple Valley, WA
Maple Valley mixes 1990s-2000s planned communities near Four Corners with older lake cabins and cottages around Lake Wilderness and Pipe Lake, many of which have been expanded into full-time family homes over the years.
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Black Diamond, WA
Black Diamond pairs a historic coal-mining core of early-1900s miner's homes and cottages with Lake Sawyer waterfront properties and Ten Trails, one of the region's largest new master-planned communities.
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Enumclaw, WA
Enumclaw's compact downtown grid holds early-1900s farmhouses, Craftsman cottages, and postwar homes, while the surrounding plateau is dairy-country acreage with farmhouses, ramblers, and custom homes framed by Mount Rainier views.
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Mercer Island, WA
Mercer Island is a showcase of Northwest mid-century architecture, with 1950s-70s ramblers, post-and-beam contemporaries, and daylight basements on wooded lots, plus Lake Washington waterfront estates ringing the shoreline.
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Newcastle, WA
Newcastle's hillsides are covered mostly with 1980s through early-2000s homes, many built around The Golf Club at Newcastle with Lake Washington and Seattle skyline views, along with older homes near Lake Boren from the area's coal-mining past.
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Bellevue, WA
Beyond the downtown towers, Bellevue's neighborhoods are full of 1950s-70s ranches and split-levels in Lake Hills, Crossroads, and Newport Hills that are being remodeled or replaced, view homes climbing Somerset, and equestrian-lot properties in Bridle Trails alongside luxury new construction in West Bellevue.
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Issaquah, WA
Issaquah stretches from a historic Olde Town core of early-1900s homes up into hillside neighborhoods, with 1970s-90s houses on Squak Mountain and the dense, newer urban-village construction of the Issaquah Highlands and Talus from the 2000s onward.
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Sammamish, WA
Sammamish plateau housing is largely 1980s through 2000s, from Sahalee's golf-course homes and Klahanie's planned community to newer construction around Trossachs, with lakefront properties on Pine Lake and Beaver Lake mixed in.
Remodeling in Sammamish →
Every service, every city
We bring our full design-build lineup to every community we serve:
- Custom New Homes
- Home Remodeling
- Kitchen Remodeling
- Bathroom Remodeling
- Basement Remodeling
- Home Renovation
- Home Additions
- Living Room Remodeling
- Bedroom Remodeling
- Flooring Installation
- Painting Services
- 3D Design Services