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Washington Service Areas
Washington · 8 communities
Communities
Where we plan projects in Washington
Service areas in Washington are still being confirmed. The communities below are where we are planning first; availability is checked for every project address before anything is scheduled.
- King County
Seattle
Seattle work can range from basement conversions, additions, ADUs and kitchen and bath remodels to office and retail tenant improvements. Steep slopes, landslide- or liquefaction-prone ground and eight historic districts can add review steps, so site conditions are checked early.
Seattle projects - Spokane County
Spokane
Spokane work can include kitchen and bath updates, basement finishes, roofs built for snow and exterior work in historic districts. The city's 39 psf ground snow load, 24-inch frost depth and 4 degree Fahrenheit winter design temperature shape roofing, foundation and plumbing decisions.
Spokane projects - Pierce County
Tacoma
Tacoma work can include remodels and additions in established neighborhoods, ADUs and small multi-unit buildings, and exterior projects in historic and conservation districts. The city's residential permit process covers buildings with up to six dwellings and three stories.
Tacoma projects - Clark County
Vancouver
Vancouver work can include remodels, additions, garage and basement conversions, and middle housing on lots zoned for detached houses. The city lists a 12-inch minimum frost depth, no ice-shield requirement and seismic design category D1 for houses.
Vancouver projects - King County
Bellevue
Bellevue work can include remodels of wood-framed houses, seismic retrofits, additions and new houses. The Seattle fault lies beneath the city, and Bellevue offers a streamlined permit path for retrofitting older wood-framed homes.
Bellevue projects - Whatcom County
Bellingham
Bellingham work can include ADUs, infill housing, remodels and re-roofs in Whatcom County's marine climate zone. City rules allow up to two ADUs per lot, and re-roof permits are applied for online, so project type and zoning shape the plan early.
Bellingham projects - Yakima County
Yakima
Yakima work can include kitchen and bath remodels, roof replacements, additions and new homes in the dry Zone 5B climate east of the Cascades. City design criteria call for a 24-inch frost depth and ice-barrier underlayment, and electrical permits come from L&I.
Yakima projects - Benton County
Kennewick
Kennewick work can include new single-family homes, remodels and additions, accessory buildings and commercial tenant improvements. Benton County is in the dry Zone 5B energy climate, and many finish-only jobs do not need a building permit.
Kennewick projects
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