Property Care Done

Right, the First Time.

One crew handles both property care and renovation. On the property care side: roof and gutter cleaning, house washing, window cleaning, pressure washing, house cleaning, landscaping, junk removal, and Christmas light installation. On the renovation side: general contracting, plus kitchen, bathroom, basement, and full-home remodeling across Whatcom County.

We serve nine cities across Whatcom and Skagit Counties: Bellingham, Blaine, Ferndale, Birch Bay, Lynden, Mount Vernon, Burlington, Sedro-Woolley, and Anacortes. Bellingham is our primary hub. If you are nearby and unsure whether you are in range, call us and we will confirm coverage for your address.

Yes. We expanded south into Skagit County to cover Mount Vernon, Burlington, Sedro-Woolley, and Anacortes alongside our Whatcom County towns. Scheduling there works the same as anywhere else: call or request a quote and we will confirm a service window for your address.

Yes. INEX is licensed, bonded, and insured in Washington. Our contractor license is INEXIIH765NA and our UBI is 604987631. You can verify registration through Washington L&I's contractor lookup. We are also veteran-owned and family-owned.

Use Washington Labor & Industries' Verify a Contractor tool and search by our license number INEXIIH765NA or UBI 604987631. That record confirms active registration, bonding, and insurance status before you hire any contractor in the state.

Roof size, pitch, access, and how much moss or algae has taken hold all move the number. Across Washington, soft-wash roof cleaning for a typical home commonly runs a few hundred dollars, though pitch and access can push it either way. We quote Bellingham and the rest of Whatcom County free, on site or from photos, so you have the number before work starts.

Roofline length, story count, and how much debris is up there. A standard clean on a standard home lands in a predictable range; corner lots and heavily wooded properties run higher, because there is simply more to clear. A free quote gives you the exact number for your home.

Twice a year is the baseline here: once in late fall after the leaves and fir needles have come down, and again in spring. Homes shaded by conifers, or with steep moss-prone roofs, do better with a check in between, given how much rain falls on them year-round.

A soft-wash treatment formulated to kill and clear it, applied at a pressure that leaves the shingles alone. Zinc or copper strips along the ridge slow regrowth between cleanings, and we can advise on that as part of the service.

By soft-washing rather than pressure-washing them. A soft-wash puts a moss- and algae-killing treatment on at low pressure, so the growth lifts and the shingle granules stay where they are. A pressure washer takes both. High pressure is for surfaces built to handle it, like driveways and decks.

It comes down to how many panes there are, how high they go, and whether screens and interiors are in scope. Call or request a free quote and we will give you a firm number before anything gets scheduled.

Square footage, siding material, and how much mildew and grime has built up on it. Driveways and decks are usually quoted separately from the siding, since they are different jobs at different pressures. A free on-site or photo-based quote gives you the number for your property.

On roofs, soft-wash treatments that clear moss and algae without blasting the shingles. High pressure goes on surfaces that can take it, such as driveways, walkways, decks, and some siding, always at a setting matched to the material.

Usually, yes. Moving plumbing, changing electrical circuits, or altering structure will each tend to require one, and the rules vary by city and county. As your general contractor we handle the design consultation and the permit coordination, so the project stays compliant from start to finish.

Call (360) 217-0708 or use our contact form to describe the job and your address. We will confirm you are in our Whatcom or Skagit County service area and schedule a free quote. For many property-care jobs, clear photos can speed the estimate.

Yes. Basement work covers legal suite conversions, egress and permit handling, moisture-proofing, and full kitchens or bathrooms where the project calls for them. The layout gets planned against the code requirements before construction starts, because those requirements tend to decide the layout.

Yes, both, plus storage in between. The booking covers custom rooflines and trees, commercial-grade LED lights, the install, and the takedown, which is the half that keeps you off a ladder in January.

Roofline length and tree count set most of it, and it also matters whether you supply the lights or use ours. Takedown can be bundled in with the install so you are quoting the whole season at once. Request a free quote and we will confirm the number before you commit to anything.

Yes. Junk removal covers furniture and appliance haul-away, garage and yard cleanouts, and construction debris. Anything still usable goes to donation where we can place it, and the rest is disposed of responsibly. It fits well alongside a remodel or a cleanout.

Mostly it comes down to how much room the load takes in the truck, what the items are, and how easy they are to reach. A single appliance is a different job than a full garage cleanout. Send photos with your free quote request and we will give you a firm number before anything is hauled.