You don't just get a contractor. You get a licensed home inspector who scopes the job, prices it, manages the crew, and signs off on the work before you pay.
Handyman work and general contracting in Port Townsend & North Seattle — scoped by a licensed home inspector, signed off before you pay.
Pick the one that sounds like your project. It takes you straight to what's included, how we price it, and how to get on the schedule.
Not sure which one? Tell us what's broken — we'll sort it out on the walkthrough. Either way it's inspected, written up, and signed off.
Most handyman work fails on follow-through, not skill — a half-finished list, a patch that shows, a door that still sticks. Because a licensed home inspector runs this, the small stuff gets checked the same way a big project does.
Licensed trades — electrical, plumbing, HVAC — get routed to a certified pro. We'll scope it and manage them for you.
Flat, written, agreed before anyone picks up a tool. Small lists get quoted off photos or a short walkthrough — no hourly surprise.
If we open a wall and find something bigger, you get a written change order to approve first. Nothing extra happens without your yes.
Remodels go sideways when scope is guessed at and subs are unsupervised. Here the scope comes from an actual inspection, the subs are vetted, and their work gets re-inspected before money moves.
Every project runs the same four steps: inspect, estimate, build, approve — with payment releasing on a passing inspection.
Bring us in for oversight only. We manage the scope, watch the subs, and give you an independent sign-off at the end — useful when the job is big and you can't be on site.
It's the cheapest insurance on a project: an inspector on your side, not the builder's.
Scoping the real condition, keeping the trades on track, and the verification pass before anything gets called done.
Four steps, one person accountable the whole way — from first walkthrough to final sign-off.
A licensed home inspector walks the property and scopes the real condition — not a guess.
A written price based on what was actually seen. Hidden conditions are handled by a change order you approve first.
Vetted tradespeople do the work while the inspector manages the job and the subs.
A final inspection signs off on the result. You pay when it's verified — not before.
The difference between a contractor and Inspector Builds is the person at the top — a licensed home inspector with a professional standard to uphold.
Licensed by the Washington State Department of Licensing, WAC 308-408C compliant.
Professional liability coverage — your property and your project are protected.
Every job runs on a written scope, a written change order, and a written sign-off before final payment.
Two fronts, one standard — the Port Townsend peninsula (within ~10 miles) and greater North Seattle.
Straight answers to the things homeowners actually want to know.
Handyman work is the list of smaller things — drywall patches, trim, doors, flooring, mounting, punch lists — usually quoted flat and done in one or two visits. General contracting is a project with a scope, a schedule, and other trades involved: remodels, decks, additions, structural repairs, permits. If you're not sure which one your job is, describe it and we'll tell you on the walkthrough — the process is the same either way.
The person running the job is a licensed home inspector. Every project is scoped, priced, built, and then re-inspected before you pay — you get a sign-off, not just a promise.
Those trades need their own state certification, so we bring in a certified pro and manage them for you — scope written, work re-inspected, one point of contact. You don't have to chase three companies.
Renovations, additions, structural repairs, and general construction — plus project oversight if you already have a plan and need an inspector to manage the scope, the subs, and the sign-off.
The estimate is based on what's visible during the inspection. If hidden conditions are discovered, they're handled with a written change order you approve before any additional work begins — no surprise bills.
Port Townsend and the surrounding area within about 10 miles, plus North Seattle and the North Sound, Washington.
Send the details and Taylor will get back to you — usually same day. Or call and just describe what's going on; that works too.
Licensed Washington home inspector #26008827 · Serving Port Townsend & North Seattle.
