Barndominium Builder in Bremerton, WA

Yes. Bremerton is about 48 miles north of our base in Rainier, well inside our 100-mile service area. Greg handles barndominiums, barn homes and shop houses there, and the estimate is free.

It depends on the project. When one is needed, Greg pulls the permit from the City of Bremerton's building department and builds to whatever the permit and inspection require.

Yes. Greg builds within 100 miles of Rainier, including rural parts of Thurston, Lewis, Pierce, Mason and Grays Harbor counties. Open ground often means more wind and a longer access road, so we look at both during the free estimate and build for them.

Moisture control comes first. We set the building on a well-drained slab with a vapor barrier under the concrete, and we detail the roof and walls so rain and condensation stay out. A metal roof needs the right underlayment and ventilation here, or it drips inside on cold mornings. Deep overhangs and covered porches also keep doors and siding drier through a long wet winter.

It depends on the size, how much of the building is finished living space versus shop, the foundation your soil calls for and the finishes you pick inside. Site work on acreage, like clearing or a long driveway, also moves the number. Greg gives a free estimate after seeing the land and your plan, so you get a price for your building rather than a guess.

Yes. The barn home in Greg's photos has two garage bays, and a shop side can be sized for a pickup, a tractor or an RV. We plan the wall between the shop and the living space for fire separation and sound, and pour the shop slab for the weight it will carry.