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Washington St. carries a unique history; it was relocated to its current site to make way for a church parking lot. The home arrived with outdated systems and a disjointed layout. Purchased by REACH Community Development through their scattered lots program, the project centered on fully modernizing the home while preserving its underlying character. We executed comprehensive upgrades throughout, reworking the interior to prioritize brightness, efficiency, and functional use

S. 19th St. was acquired off-market in a condition requiring immediate, full-scale clean out. The home was packed wall-to-wall with belongings before any construction could begin. Once cleared, the underlying opportunity became evident. The client had a clear vision: open, light-filled spaces paired with expansive decks to extend the living area outdoors. Our role was to execute that vision: reworking the layout to improve flow and daylight, while delivering a clean, modern u

Fisher began as a 1940s-built home that had fallen into severe disrepair, was nearly abandoned, and was literally sinking into the ground. While its condition suggested a teardown, we recognized the underlying character and opportunity to restore it properly. Our approach focused on stabilizing the structure and reworking the layout to better align with modern living standards. We transformed the 2-bedroom, 1-bath farmhouse into a functional 3-bedroom, 1-bath home, incorporat

JP West began as a 1924-built farmhouse in Scappoose, OR, originally set on 36 acres and now sited on 6. The home had fallen into a dated and musty condition, with an active insect infestation, failing systems, and a wonky, disjointed layout that no longer served modern living. While its condition called for significant intervention, we recognized the character worth preserving and the opportunity to bring the home fully up to modern standards. Our approach centered on a comp

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