Builder credits, written into the contract.
No coupon codes, no checkout magic. Every credit below is a named line item in your construction agreement, with the dollar figure and the milestone where it lands. 0 active today across the Puget Sound.
- Active
- 0
- Largest single credit
- $12K
- Cities covered
- 22+
What you can claim right now.
Last reviewed 1970-01-01 · Credits reduce the contract price, not your loan rate.
Three steps. No coupon to remember.
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Mention the code
Quote the promo code on your intake form, first call, or site visit. We log it before quoting so it's baked into the written estimate — not a discount you have to argue for later.
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We verify eligibility
Each credit has a specific scope (lot type, jurisdiction, ADU class, documentation). We confirm fit during feasibility and put the result in writing before contracts.
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Signed into the contract
Approved credits appear as a named line item in your construction agreement, with the exact dollar figure and the milestone it lands at. No coupon to remember, no fine print at the close.
What every credit shares.
- Contract-anchored. Credits are a named line item in a signed construction agreement. No verbal promises, no post-close “surprise.”
- Service area locked. Puget Sound only — Olympia to Everett. We do not honour credits on out-of-area projects, regardless of who refers you.
- No stacking by default. Each card states whether it stacks. Where the rule isn't stated, assume single use against the same project.
- Permits & change orders. Credits reduce the base contract. They do not absorb scope added after signing or third-party fee increases.
- Cancellation. Credits issued at contract execution are refunded against any deposit if you cancel inside the rescission window.
- Right to withdraw. We reserve the right to close a seasonal window early once capacity is booked — anyone signed before the close keeps the credit on their contract.
Common questions before you claim
Are these real discounts or just sticker pricing tricks?
They are real — credited against the same all-in number we publish on the city cost pages. We don't inflate the base estimate to absorb the credit. If you ask, we'll show you a comparable past project at full price and one with the credit applied.
Can I stack multiple promos on one ADU?
Most cannot stack with each other (each value is already at the edge of what we can absorb). Two exceptions are clearly marked on each card: the Veteran & First Responder credit and the Referral Bonus both stack with seasonal credits. Promos always stack with outside financing programs — they reduce the contract price, not your interest rate.
When does the credit actually hit my number?
It is written into the construction contract as a named line item with a milestone. Most credits apply at contract execution and reduce the first draw. The Permit Fee Cover is reimbursed against actual receipts as fees are paid. The Referral Bonus issues at the new client's contract execution and pays at substantial completion.
Is there a deadline for the seasonal promos?
Yes — each seasonal credit lists exact start and end dates on its card, tied to either contract signing or project intake (not the build itself). Once a window closes the card disappears from this page. We do not honour expired codes after the fact.
Do these apply outside the Puget Sound?
We build from Olympia north to Everett — Seattle, Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Tacoma, and 25+ other cities. Outside that radius we do not contract, with or without a promo. Call (206) 555-0192 if your address is on the edge and we'll tell you straight.
What if you publish a better promo right after I sign?
Any seasonal credit announced within 30 days of your contract date is honoured retroactively if you qualify — we'll issue it as a credit on your next draw. We'd rather rework one estimate than lose a referral over it.
Bring the code to your first call.
Mention the promo on intake — we log it before quoting and write it straight into the estimate, so the discount is on paper before contracts.