TheLarchmontSnohomish County.
(206) 735-1286Get a quote
TheLarchmontSnohomish County.
(206) 735-1286Get a quote
Half the county passes through here every day; we're the truck pulling off at 164th, headed for a job. The houses behind all that traffic are ramblers and split-levels pushing sixty now, and the thing that ages them is water, sitting all winter in yards that drain slow. Call (206) 735-1286 whenever it suits you, day or night; you'll get one of the crew, and the walkthrough and the written quote are free.
Mostly because the city built out in a couple of big waves, so the houses share birthdays, share problems, and keep us coming back for the same three fixes.
Dig a post hole almost anywhere between 164th and 196th and a couple of feet down you hit hardpan, a packed layer rain can't soak through, so from October to spring the water just sits on top of it. Around here that standing wet, more than any freeze, is what leans fences and tips cheap footings. We set posts and pour footings deep enough to bear below the soggy layer.
Whole streets off 168th and around Alderwood Manor went up within a few years of each other, ramblers and split-levels still wearing the cedar or hardboard lap they were born with. North walls hold moss and shed paint first, and trim goes soft wherever a blocked gutter kept it wet. We fix what's letting water at the wall, then make the outside match.
The blocks near Scriber Lake and Hall Lake carry protected strips around the water, what the permit office calls a wetland buffer, and those strips can decide where a fence or a deck legally sits. It's a measuring job, not a dealbreaker. We confirm the setback with the city before anything gets drawn, so the plan we quote is the plan that gets built.
The full list, one crew, one number. The fencing card goes to a page built just for Lynnwood fence lines.
Alderwood Manor, Meadowdale, Lake Serene, the blocks around Scriber Lake and Hall Lake, and everything filling in around City Center and the light rail. If the address says Lynnwood we come out, even in the county pockets where Lynnwood is only the mailing address. The goat prefers the jobs near the Interurban Trail; better grass.
Lynnwood runs its own permit counter, Development and Business Services at City Hall on 44th Ave W. If the fence, deck, or remodel needs a permit, we file it, track it, and meet the inspector, so your weekday stays yours.
We can't show you reviews yet; the company opened in 2024 and we won't invent any. What we can show you is a contract that spells out every promise before a wall gets opened.
One crew opens the wall, dries the framing, and hangs the new drywall, and the people you meet at the assessment are the ones who do it.
What it covers sits in the contract itself. You read the terms first, then you sign.
We put one number on paper and we build to it. Extra work gets a written price and your yes before it starts.
Larchmont Builds LLC, WA reg #LARCHBL744BK, bonded and insured. Punch it into secure.lni.wa.gov and see for yourself.
We're back and forth to Edmonds, Mukilteo, and Bothell all week anyway; one town over changes nothing but the drive time.
Tell us what's going on with the house, and whereabouts in Lynnwood you are. A photo is the fastest start; otherwise leave your number and one of the crew calls you back.
Your photo goes to the crew, not a queue. You usually hear back within one business day at (206) 735-1286.
