
Your remodeling & design-build team in Tacoma, WA
Tacoma is about 15 minutes west of our Milton headquarters — Pierce County. Five generations of builders, one accountable team from 3D design to final walkthrough.
Remodeling in Tacoma
We know Tacoma homes
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.
Tacoma is where we do some of our most rewarding work, restoring and updating century-old Craftsman homes without losing the millwork, boxed beams, and built-ins that make them special. Permits run through the City of Tacoma's Planning and Development Services, and older homes here routinely need knob-and-tube rewiring, galvanized plumbing replacement, and foundation work folded into a remodel. We also handle plenty of straightforward kitchen and bath projects in the West End and Northeast Tacoma, where the housing is newer and the focus is on modernizing layouts.
- 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 Tacoma
- North End
- Proctor District
- Stadium District
- Old Town
- West End
- Hilltop
- Lincoln District
- Northeast Tacoma
ZIP 98402, 98403, 98404, 98405, 98406, 98407, 98408, 98409, 98418, 98422 · Pierce County
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Our services in Tacoma, WA
Every service below is delivered by our own crews in Tacoma — explore any of them for local details, costs, and timelines.
Tacoma questions
Remodeling in Tacoma, answered
Who do we pull permits through for a Tacoma remodel?
Tacoma projects permit through the City of Tacoma's Planning and Development Services, and we handle the submittals, corrections, and inspections for you. Older homes here routinely need knob-and-tube rewiring or galvanized plumbing replacement folded into the permit scope, so we account for that from the first drawing.
What is involved in remodeling a North End Craftsman?
The 1890s through 1920s homes in the North End and Stadium District deserve remodels that keep the boxed beams, millwork, and built-ins intact while the systems behind the walls get fully modernized. That usually means rewiring, replumbing, and sometimes foundation work alongside the kitchen or bath itself, and it is some of the most rewarding work we do.
Do you take on projects across all of Tacoma?
We do, from Craftsman restorations in the Stadium District and Old Town to straightforward kitchen and bath updates in the West End and Northeast Tacoma. Our Milton headquarters is only about 15 minutes east, so Tacoma is core territory for our crews.
Will a remodel erase the character of our historic Tacoma home?
Not the way we do it. We document and match original trim profiles, restore rather than replace where it makes sense, and design new work so it reads as if it always belonged. A century-old Tacoma home can have a modern kitchen and still feel every bit like itself.
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