Four steps, and the first one is free.
The report is allowed to say no. That's what makes a yes worth something.
- The two-minute form
- What we check before the report goes out
- The site visit, and when you can say stop
You send the address
Two minutes on the request form: your property, which project you're thinking about (or "not sure"), and how to reach you.
We check the lot
Parcel record, your city's zoning and rules, flood and critical-area maps, slope, utilities — applied to the project you asked about.
Your report arrives within the hour
Four pages, decision on page one, every source dated. If anything is unclear, a person looks first and we tell you.
You decide what's next
We reach out once. If you want to go further, a project manager walks the lot with you. If not, say so and we stop.
Then, only if you choose: design, a fixed price, the build
Survey, design and engineering end in a fixed-price proposal from the builder named in it. A backyard home runs seven to fourteen months, design to move-in.
If a Realtor sent you
Their name is on the report. If you build, a referral fee is paid to their brokerage firm — never to them personally, as Washington law requires — and you'll sign a written disclosure first. It doesn't change your price, and you're free to use any contractor.
If you found us yourself
Nothing changes. Same report, same follow-up, same honest answer. You don't need an agent to ask.