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Seattle, house by house.
We work across Seattle, north and south of the Ship Canal and in West Seattle. If your street is close to one of these, call us; the front desk will tell you on the spot.
- Ballard
Craftsman bungalows and boxy 1950s houses on the side streets.
- Fremont
Older houses on steep lots; access and parking get planned early.
- Wallingford
Craftsmen and foursquares, many with one original bathroom.
- Phinney Ridge
Bungalows with low basements and attic potential.
- Green Lake
Attic and basement conversions in tight older houses.
- Ravenna
Tudors and craftsmen, often with knob-and-tube wiring left in the walls.
- Maple Leaf
Mid-century houses ready for an open plan.
- Queen Anne
Larger older houses, often phased over more than one year.
- Magnolia
Mid-century houses with views worth opening the walls for.
- Capitol Hill
Older houses and duplexes with tight access.
- Madrona
Older houses on slopes, where drainage gets checked first.
- Beacon Hill
1940s houses chopped into small rooms.
- Columbia City
Craftsmen with original kitchens at the back of the house.
- West Seattle
Bungalows and post-war houses on wider lots.
Neighbourhood notes describe typical housing stock, written for this demo. The owner adds real project links per neighbourhood.