TheLarchmontSnohomish County.
(206) 735-1286Get a quote
TheLarchmontSnohomish County.
(206) 735-1286Get a quote
Everybody in Snohomish knows the winter drill: the river comes up, Airport Way closes, and some years even the Avenue D bridge shuts before the water crests. The old houses off First Street have stood through a hundred of those winters, and their sills and siding show it. We build for the high water and repair what it's already done, Historic District paperwork included; the quote's free, and a person picks up at (206) 735-1286 at any hour.
Three things come up on nearly every quote we write in this town, and none of them surprise anyone who's spent a February here.
The river doesn't have to reach your yard to cause trouble. Ground on the low side of town holds water from the first fall storms into April, and a fence post or deck footing set for dry dirt will lean, sink, or rot in it. So we dig deeper, set concrete, and keep untreated wood up out of the soak.
The blocks between First Street and Fifth carry homes built before 1930, cedar siding and trim profiles nobody stocks anymore. Rot likes to hide behind that old trim, and any fix has to match the original look or the whole street can tell. We source or mill the matching profile and repair the cause, not just the board.
Clearview, Machias, Three Lakes, and most of Dutch Hill all say Snohomish on the mail but sit in unincorporated county, and that decides which office issues your permit. Inside the city, Historic District design review can apply on top. We confirm the parcel before anything gets filed, so the job starts at the right desk.
One crew covers the whole list, from a fence line on Fobes Hill to a kitchen behind a Historic District facade. Pick the project and open it; the scope and the warranty are both spelled out.
From the Historic District out to Blackmans Lake, up Fobes Hill and Dutch Hill, and out to Clearview and Three Lakes on the county side, it's the same crew and the same warranty. The goat maintains Dutch Hill has the best view in the county; we stay out of it.
The City of Snohomish issues its own permits, and exterior work in the Historic District goes through design review on top of the permit. Plenty of Snohomish addresses actually sit out in the county, and those file with Snohomish County instead. We confirm which desk owns your parcel, handle the filing, and meet the inspector, so you don't spend a morning at a counter.
The review section is empty because we opened in 2024, and it stays empty until real customers fill it. In the meantime the promises are signed: quote, warranty, and schedule, in ink before any digging starts.
The people who walk your quote are the people who swing the hammers. Nothing gets handed off to a sub you've never met.
It's printed in the pages you sign, not implied on a website. Read it before you commit to anything.
Your written quote is your invoice. If something has to change mid-job, it gets priced on paper first and you approve it.
WA contractor #LARCHBL744BK. Two minutes on the state L&I site confirms all three before you ever call us.
Tell us what the Snohomish house needs, whether it sits in the Historic District or out past Clearview. A photo of the fence line or the soft spot tells us plenty before we ever drive out, or leave your number and we'll take it from there.
Expect a call at the number you left, usually within one business day. Whoever dials was probably on a ladder when your form came in.
