Construction company in Port Townsend, WA

The wind and moisture off the Strait of Juan de Fuca push paint failure faster on Port Townsend's historic homes than on sheltered inland properties, particularly on north and west-facing surfaces. Wood trim on Victorian homes typically needs attention every few years to stay ahead of rot. Catching paint failure early is far less expensive than replacing rotted trim boards later.

Yes. We work on older Port Townsend properties and understand that siding replacement on historic homes requires care to match the original profile and character of the building. We assess the condition of the sheathing underneath before installing new material and work to preserve the look of the home while improving its weather resistance.

Large Uptown lots with decades of growth need a phased approach — starting with a full cleanup to remove invasive plants and dead material, then a plan for what stays and what gets redesigned. English ivy and overgrown laurel are common problems on these lots and require more than basic trimming to control. We handle the initial heavy work and can set up a maintenance plan to keep the lot from returning to the same state.

Yes. Rural properties near Discovery Bay often need perimeter fencing for both privacy and deer pressure, which is significant in that area. We install wood and other fence types suited to the terrain and lot size. Larger rural parcels may need post-hole work in rocky or rooted soil, and we have the equipment to handle that.