Welcome
Island Craftsman LLC, is a General Contractor that originated on beautiful Whidbey Island. We now build in Snohomish, King & Island Counties. We specialize in custom home construction, remodels, additions & outdoor living spaces.
Island Craftsman has built a solid reputation by providing superior quality and excellent craftsmanship. Our team of professionals is committed to a standard of excellence set by our guiding principles. From start to completion, we provide comprehensive services tailored to the distinct needs of each individual customer. Island Craftsman is able to complete projects that meet and exceed our clients' expectations and remain within budget. Our team takes personal and professional pride in every home we build.
Island Craftsman is a "hands on" builder and is confident that our team's combined years of experience, knowledge and specialized craftsmanship will ensure your project will exceed your expectations. Believing our reputation is everything; our client gets our personal attention before, during and after completion of their project. We commit ourselves to oversee all aspects of building your home.
Our customer testimonials and project photos are proof of customer satisfaction and quality workmanship. Almost without exception, our projects, whether new homes or remodels come from referrals. This says a great deal about Island Craftsman.
Island Craftsman is a certified Built Green contractor and we advocate using products and materials which are environmentally friendly. From energy efficient appliances to recyclable building materials there are many options which will benefit both our customers and the environment over the long term. Built Green homes exceed building and energy codes to provide homeowners with years of healthy, quality living while protecting our precious Northwest environment. We strongly encourage our customers to consider these options in their homes.
"It is gratifying to realize that the age of bizarre architecture is surely passing;
that we are being gradually educated into an appreciation of plain,
simple and dignified houses"
