As the year has progressed there have been different trends that have been highlighted. Homeowners are eager to transform their spaces into stylish, functional havens that reflect their tastes and lifestyles.

When it comes to constructing a new building, the design-build approach is gaining popularity for its streamlined process and efficient collaboration. This method brings together design and construction services under one roof, ensuring a cohesive vision from concept to completion. However, before you can break ground, there are essential steps to follow, including obtaining the necessary permits and engaging with a licensed contractor. Here’s a comprehensive guide to what you need to know.

Adding an addition to your house can indeed be highly beneficial, both practically and financially. Recently we have been working on a house in Lake Stevens that allowed us to utilize the space already there and add a room in the front of the house to showcase a new look and room to live in. One of the key advantages lies in leveraging the existing structure of your home.

At Integrity Home Repair, we pride ourselves on turning dreams into reality, but sometimes the path to those dreams takes unexpected turns.

When Integrity Home Maintenance and Repair first laid eyes on the quaint three-bedroom house in Everett, it was a picture of faded charm and unrealized potential. With peeling paint, outdated appliances, and a backyard crying out for attention, the house was far from the gem it is today.

But where others saw a project, Integrity saw promise. Our resolute team of professionals transformed a tired property into something that is ready to be on the market. The house renovation project began with major structural issues: the roof was completely shot, necessitating a full replacement to ensure the integrity of the home. The front porch was rotted out, requiring extensive repairs to restore its safety and aesthetic appeal. Additionally, the driveway was in a state of disrepair, stained and covered in moss, which not only detracted from the home's curb appeal but also posed a potential hazard.

Addressing these issues was the first step in transforming the house into a safe, welcoming, and visually pleasing residence.