One platform. More possibilities for every property.

HousUp is where homeowners go to ask what else their home could become: room for family, a second home that earns rent, more space, an upgrade, or a clearer picture of what the lot allows before deciding to stay or sell. It starts with a free preliminary report on the property you already own.

How the report is made

Our system reads the public record for your parcel — county parcel data, your city's adopted code, flood and critical-area maps, slope, soils, utility service — and applies the rules for what you asked about. It is delivered within a few hours. Anything the system can't confirm from a desk is listed in the report with the question to ask the builder, and a professional review with a site visit comes before any scope or price is proposed. If something you hoped for won't fit, the report says so and shows what might.

Who builds

HousUp doesn't build. With your report, HousUp introduces a licensed participating builder for your area, a registered contractor who visits, designs, prices and builds under its own written contract. The builder's name and registration number are on the report's builder page and on every proposal. You're free to use any designer or contractor.

Agents and builders

Real estate agents use HousUp to help their clients see new opportunities in the homes they already own: HousUp for agents. HousUp introduces one partner builder per market and trade; builders interested in becoming one can get in touch.

Where

Now in Washington. More states coming.

Who we are, legally

HousUp is operated by HousUp LLC, Washington UBI 606 307 303, 1010 SE Everett Mall Way, Ste 102, Everett, WA 98208. The fine print — the report, cost figures, financing, who pays HousUp, agent referrals, privacy, photographs — is on the program disclosures page.