1. Doug Johnson and Co: We have been working with Doug Johnson and
Co for eight years. They do awesome remodels. They are very organized, and do top quality, clean work.
2. Mallet Inc.: They do some residential remodel, but tend to specialize in commercial projects
such as projects like the Vera project, the Zeeks pizza stores, Rudies barbershops, bar remodels, store remodels etc.
They feature an in house design group and an in house architect for streamlined well managed projects.
3. Toepfer Construction: This company is owned by brothers Jack and Bob and they specialize
in residential remodel. With an office located next to the Phinney Ridge Neighborhood Center they are located near
their projects. They feature quality, timeliness, and a commitment to detail that is truly a step above the rest.
4. Heartwood Construction: A great mid-size company that specializes in projects utilizing new
green technology. We used more unique environmentally friendly products in our paint jobs for them than any other contractor
we work with. They bring a willingness to experiment coupled with old fashioned know how to the table with each project.
5. Blox Construction: This builder is a touch smaller then the mid-sized contractors and
specializes in slightly smaller projects, such as master bath remodels, kitchen remodels and partial house remodels.
They are masters of precise surgical remodels.
6. Abacus Carpentry: Contact Keith Cash. This small company often subcontracts the
trim package part of the job for these other contractors. They specialize in installation of windows, doors, and intricate
trim pieces.
7. Harmon Construction: David Harmon. One of my smaller contractors, you will usually
find David on the job, immersed in the details that make a project great. He specializes in smaller projects, such as
light remodels, baths, kitchens, dryrot, and repair. David has been a carpenter for a long time and he understands the
intricacies of the older Seattle house.
