Your remodeling & design-build team in Fircrest, WA
Fircrest is about 20 minutes west of our Milton headquarters — Pierce County. Five generations of builders, one accountable team from 3D design to final walkthrough.
Remodeling in Fircrest
We know Fircrest homes
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.
Fircrest is a small city with its own building department, and its older brick and cottage homes reward a remodeler who sweats the details, so we spend real design time matching rooflines, brick, and trim when we add on. Because the town is fully built out, almost everything here is remodel or addition work rather than new construction. Second-story additions and rear additions are common since homeowners love their lots and their location and simply need more room.
- Permits handled start to finish in Pierce County
- In-house 3D design before construction begins
- Licensed, bonded & insured — WA #HOMERDB750MH
- Financing assistance available
Neighborhoods we serve in Fircrest
- Fircrest Golf Club area
- Regents Boulevard district
- Alameda Avenue corridor
- Whittier Park area
ZIP 98466 · Pierce County
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Our services in Fircrest, WA
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Fircrest questions
Remodeling in Fircrest, answered
Does Fircrest have its own building department?
It does — despite its size, Fircrest is an independent city with its own permitting, separate from Tacoma next door. We prepare complete drawings and handle the review ourselves, which keeps approvals for additions and remodels moving smoothly.
What remodel projects are typical for Fircrest homes?
Fircrest is fully built out, so nearly everything here is remodel or addition work rather than new construction. Second-story and rear additions are the classics, since owners of the 1920s-40s Tudors and 1950s-60s ramblers love their tree-lined lots and simply need more room.
Will you travel to Fircrest for a smaller project?
Gladly — Fircrest is only about 20 minutes west of our Milton headquarters, and we take on everything from single bathrooms to full additions here. We work throughout the town, from the Regents Boulevard district to the streets around Whittier Park and the golf club.
Can you match the brick and rooflines on our older Fircrest house?
Yes, and we consider it non-negotiable. Fircrest's garden-suburb charm depends on additions that look original, so we spend real design time matching brick, roof pitches, and trim before a single footing is poured. Done right, neighbors should have to squint to tell where the old house ends and the new work begins.
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