Home Builder - Bellingham, WA
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Chuckanut Builders is a Bellingham based general contractor with a focus on green building. Our favorite projects are major residential remodels (kitchens, entire homes, and additions), custom new homes and tenant improvement projects. The vast majority of our projects are in Bellingham’s core neighborhoods. We build to last by selecting authentic, durable materials; using time tested building techniques; and installing high performance building systems to increase building durability.
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Address
1000 N State St
Bellingham, WA 98225
Photo | Project | Date | Description | Cost | Home |
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Samish Neighborhood Kitchen Remodel | Oct 2014 | Our clients had three primary goals with this project. To take advantage of an amazing view, modernize their outdated kitchen and improve the layout. We cant emphasize enough how much the view changed! We replaced one of the tiny corner windows with an eight foot window to allow for views of the bay and sunset. This also dramatically increase the amount of natural light in the kitchen. The first step of this project was to bring in Michelle Bank, who works as a designer for Smith and Vallee Woodworks. She redesigned the kitchen to enhance the view, create more a fluid workspace and updated surfaces. The clients chose Smith and Vallee Woodworks to build and install custom cabinets. The updated kitchen is now has natural daylighting and is modern, functional and has a great view. | Bellingham, WA | ||
Broadway Neighborhood Remodel | Jun 2014 | Our clients bought this home with plans to complete a major remodel that included building performance upgrades, updating the layout, refinishing all of the surfaces, adding a rain garden and adding a small mud room. It was a dream job! We used an integrated design process for this project that included Bundle Design Studio, Bourne Engineering, SVC Interiors and Molly Maguire Landscape Architecture. Every room in this home changed in some way. We added an entry and mudroom, vaulted the ceilings, moved and removed walls to bring more light into the updated kitchen and added fir paneling to the ceiling. All of the cabinets were built by Jeffery Elkins of Renew Wood with reclaimed Douglas Fir lumber from the old Towner Press building in downtown Bellingham. Building performance measures included insulating and air sealing the home; installing a mini-split heat pump and heat recovery ventilator; adding solar panels and selecting locally manufactured high performance Euroline windows. We prioritized water conservation and installed a rain garden to dramatically reduce storm water runoff. | Bellingham, WA |