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Serving Prairie Ridge · Pierce County

General Contractor in Prairie Ridge, WA

Barndominiums, pole barns, custom homes and remodels in Prairie Ridge. Work directly with Greg — get a free estimate.

Prairie Ridge and every town within 100 miles of Rainier

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Prairie Ridge, Washington

Your Prairie Ridge builder

Prairie Ridge is about 32 miles northeast of our base in Rainier, well inside our 100-mile service area.

Greg Myers has 33 years in the trade, works out of Rainier, and deals with you himself from the estimate to the final walk-through. In Prairie Ridge that can mean detached garages and shops, ADUs, guest houses and shop apartments and decks and deck stairs — and additions and kitchen remodels, which Greg specializes in.

One customer called Greg “a man of integrity.” Another wrote that he “does excellent work.” Out here on the South Sound prairies a lot of the work is on acreage — barns, shops, barndominiums and new homes on open ground, where the gravelly soil drains well but the wind comes across with nothing to stop it.

Live-edge wood double vanity with square vessel sinks on tile floor
Our crew's work

Services in Prairie Ridge

What we build in Prairie Ridge

Pierce County, WA

Building around Prairie Ridge

Greg works all over Prairie Ridge, from Wingate Hill and Rhode Lake. Wherever you are in town, the estimate is free.

Western Washington buildings fight water more than anything — months of rain, moss on the roof, rot wherever wood stays wet, and soils that hold moisture. A building lasts when it sits on a proper foundation with drainage around it, is wrapped and flashed right, and is built to dry out.

Not in Prairie Ridge? Greg also works in Bonney Lake, Orting, Buckley and South Hill and every other town within 100 miles of Rainier.

Real work · not stock photos

Recent jobs by Greg

Real photos of Greg's own work across Western Washington.

  • Bedroom finished in knotty pine tongue-and-groove with a timber door frame
  • Entry with French doors, slate tile and a sliding barn door
  • Composite deck with a tall planter box and a view of the hills
  • New tan rambler with a two-car garage and lawn
  • Room remodel with new pine wainscot going in
  • Sitting room with dark board walls, a timber beam and a sliding door to the deck
  • Barn going up: center bay sheathed and lean-to framing beside it
  • Craftsman home and matching detached garage on a gravel drive
  • Composite deck with railings and planter boxes along the edge

Customer reviews

What our customers say

  • “He is a quality person to deal with and does excellent work. I would recommend him to anyone.”

    Don B.

    An addition to an existing structure · HomeAdvisor review

  • “He is a man of integrity. He does what he says and says what a does.”

    Tom W.

    A project with Greg · HomeAdvisor review

  • “He does good work.”

    Bill

    A project with Greg · HomeAdvisor review

Questions

Prairie Ridge general contractor FAQs

Do you serve Prairie Ridge, Washington?

Yes. Prairie Ridge is about 32 miles northeast of our base in Rainier, well inside our 100-mile service area. Greg also works in Bonney Lake, Orting and Buckley.

How do I get an estimate in Prairie Ridge?

Fill out the form or call or text Greg at (360) 239-9840. Estimates are free, and you deal with Greg himself — no salesman, no middleman.

What does Greg build in Prairie Ridge?

Barndominiums, pole barns and shops, horse barns, detached garages, ADUs and guest houses, custom homes and new homes on your land, remodels, additions, kitchens and baths, decks and covered patios, siding, metal roofing, windows, fencing, concrete and light commercial buildings.

Do I need a permit to build in Prairie Ridge?

Most new buildings, additions and structural changes do, and many decks, garages and shops too. Greg checks what Pierce County's building services requires, pulls the permit and builds to the plans and inspections.

Is Greg Myers Construction licensed, bonded and insured?

Yes. Greg is a registered Washington general contractor (L&I #GREGMMC751MW) with a contractor bond and liability insurance on file, and 33 years of experience.

Service area

Every town we serve

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