Whether you’re in a historic Craftsman in North End, a midcentury gem in West End, or a contemporary home in Northeast Tacoma, we create kitchens that blend seamlessly with your home’s architectural style while adding modern functionality and elegance.
Planning Tip: Kitchen remodels in Tacoma historic districts may require special approvals. Start planning 2-3 months ahead of your desired construction date to ensure smooth permitting.
Update your bathroom with thoughtful designs that complement your Tacoma home’s character. From period-appropriate renovations in Stadium District to contemporary spa-like retreats in Point Ruston, we create spaces that begin and end your day beautifully.
Planning Tip: Consider waterproofing upgrades for bathrooms in older Tacoma homes, especially in neighborhoods with higher precipitation exposure like North Tacoma and Browns Point.
Need more space? We design additions that blend seamlessly with your home’s existing architecture, whether it’s a classic Craftsman bungalow in Proctor District or a midcentury modern in South Tacoma.
Planning Tip: Begin planning your Tacoma addition in fall or winter to allow time for North End Historic District approvals if needed. This ensures construction can start when weather improves in spring and summer.
Stay in the home you love with modifications that enhance safety while maintaining your home’s character. Perfect for Tacoma’s classic two-story Craftsman homes and hillside properties with challenging elevations.
Planning Tip: Consider combining aging-in-place modifications with other renovations to minimize disruption and maximize value, especially in older North End and Stadium District homes.
Create spaces that welcome all generations while maintaining your Tacoma home’s unique style. From zero-entry showers to widened doorways, we make accessibility beautiful and practical for Tacoma’s diverse housing styles.
Planning Tip: If you’re in Tacoma’s North Slope or Stadium Historic District, we’ll ensure all accessibility modifications meet preservation guidelines while still addressing your needs.
Create the perfect outdoor retreat to enjoy Tacoma’s spectacular views of Mount Rainier, Commencement Bay, and the Olympic Mountains. Our decks are built to withstand the Pacific Northwest climate while providing years of outdoor enjoyment.
Planning Tip: For waterfront properties in Northeast Tacoma, Dash Point, or along Marine View Drive, we recommend specialized marine-grade materials that resist saltwater exposure. Start planning 3-4 months before summer to ensure your deck is ready for entertaining season.
Build an outdoor living space that takes advantage of Tacoma’s natural surroundings. We create patios perfect for watching ships navigate the Port of Tacoma or enjoying sunset views over the Narrows.
Planning Tip: For Tacoma’s hillside properties in North End and West End, our designs incorporate proper drainage solutions and retaining features to ensure stability and longevity.
Shield your home from Tacoma’s rainy climate while maintaining its historic character. Our window and door solutions combine protection with preservation, especially important for homes in the North Slope Historic District or along the waterfront.
Planning Tip: Window replacement in historic Tacoma homes often requires specialized approaches. We understand the balance between energy efficiency and preserving architectural integrity for homes in North End, Stadium District, and Old Town.
Your home should be a reflection of how you live and what you value. Let’s discuss your vision for creating spaces that bring more joy and comfort to your daily life. Our understanding of Tacoma homes and commitment to thoughtful renovations ensures your project will be handled with care from start to finish.
Yes, homes in Tacoma’s historic districts, including North Slope, Stadium, and Old Town, typically require design review and special permitting. Our team has extensive experience navigating Tacoma’s historic preservation requirements while still achieving beautiful, functional renovations that meet modern needs.
Tacoma’s rainfall and proximity to Puget Sound mean moisture management is essential in any remodel. We recommend materials and construction techniques specifically designed for our climate, particularly for homes in exposed areas like Northeast Tacoma, Browns Point, and along the waterfront. Our solutions include proper flashing details, moisture barriers, and ventilation systems.
Craftsman homes in Tacoma’s North End benefit from renovations that preserve original woodwork, built-ins, and architectural details while updating kitchens and bathrooms for modern living. We specialize in finding the perfect balance between preservation and modernization, often opening up floor plans while maintaining critical structural and decorative elements.
For Tacoma homes with views of Commencement Bay, the Narrows, or Mount Rainier, we recommend strategic window placements, open floor plans that draw the eye toward vistas, and outdoor living spaces positioned to capture panoramic views. We also consider privacy factors while maximizing natural light and scenery.
Major renovations in Tacoma typically take 3-6 months from initial planning to completion. Homes in historic districts may require additional time for approvals. We recommend starting the planning process at least 4-6 months before your desired completion date, especially for complex projects or those requiring historic district review.
