Kent sits in King County, inside the I-5 corridor we cover from Spanaway to Arlington. We take on all nine of our service lines there, each priced as one signed number before any work starts.
We build and remodel in Kent, King County, and across the I-5 corridor between Spanaway and Arlington. Kent sits at south King County, and we work it the same way we work everything else: a walkthrough, one signed estimate, then the build. Residential work in Kent is permitted through the City of Kent. Whatever the job needs, permitting is written into the scope on your estimate, so you can see who is pulling what before you sign. Nine service lines
Repair, tear-off and full replacement. Decking and flashing inspected before pricing, so the number covers what is actually up there.
Get a roof quote →
Full clean of flue and firebox with a free inspection and photographs of your own flue. Repairs and relining.
Book a clean →
Interior and exterior, residential and commercial. Sand, prime, two coats, one number for the whole project.
Get a paint quote →
Cedar shingle and fiber-cement siding with house wrap and flashing done right.
Get a siding quote →
Cedar and composite decks on 16" o.c. framing and concrete footings. Fences and gates.
Plan a deck →
Layout, cabinets, counters and finishes, priced before the first cabinet comes out.
Start a kitchen →
Full gut remodels or targeted updates. Tile, waterproofing, fixtures and vanities, one signed number.
Start a bathroom →
Detached ADUs, garage conversions and added square footage, scoped in detail before groundbreaking.
Plan an ADU →
Pour, replace or repair. 4" slab on a compacted base with a rebar grid, priced before the forms go in.
Get a concrete quote →
Emergency response documented for your insurance claim, then a written scope for the rebuild. French drains, downspout tie-ins.
Fix the water →
Patios, planter walls, pergolas and plantings, scoped to your property.
Plan the yard →
Pool construction and installation, scoped project by project.
Plan a pool →Real customers, filmed at the job.
The number is the number.
Send the address, a few photos and what you are trying to do. You get a walkthrough, then one signed estimate.