We take a small number of projects each year, across a few carefully chosen categories. Here's what that looks like.
Ground-up custom homes on water-view sites, rural parcels, and challenging lots. We partner with your architect (or introduce you to one), manage the full build, and deliver a home where every detail has been looked at twice.
Full-scope remodels where we rework layout, systems, and finishes while honoring what already works. Some of our favorite projects — and often the hardest — are the ones where a great existing home just needs the right hands.
Thoughtful additions that expand a home's footprint without disrupting its character, including work in historic districts where matching existing profiles, materials, and details is the job.
Focused kitchen and primary bath projects for existing clients and referrals. Smaller scope, same standard of care — because these rooms matter more than their footprint suggests.
Two decades of building under the Pacific Northwest's demanding climate and energy codes taught us how to make a house actually perform, and to specify appropriately to client priorities — rainscreens that breathe, air-sealing details that hold up, exterior cladding that stands up to the weather, insulation strategies that do what the math says they'll do, HVAC systems that perform.
We carry those building-science practices into every project, Anacortes or Sandpoint: exceptionally beautiful homes that quietly outperform the ones next door on the things you'll live with for the next forty years — comfort, durability, energy use, and indoor air.
Volume builds. Spec homes we don't believe in. Projects where the budget and the scope aren't in the same room.
We'd rather tell you that early than take a project that won't end well. If we're not the right fit, we'll often know a builder who is.
