You’ve May’d it home.
Home is your “it.” Let’s go get it. We buy the field, move the dirt, build the street, and raise the homes — our own crews, every step — in new communities across Washington built for people chasing their first front door.
New streets, going in now.
Every community below started as raw land we walked ourselves. If a street isn’t ready yet, we’ll tell you exactly when it will be — and the price we put in writing won’t change at the closing table.
Cedar & Stone
The Meadows at Yelm
Maple Junction
*Estimated monthly payment assumes 20% down on a 30-year fixed at 6.5% APR and includes taxes, insurance, and average energy costs. Your numbers will differ — ask us for the real math on your exact lot.
Four promises. In writing.
Buying your first new-construction home is scary for exactly two reasons: surprise costs and slipped timelines. We built this company to delete both.
The price we quote is the price you close at.
Lot premiums, upgrades, and fees itemized up front — before you sign anything. No surprise line items at the closing table. Ever.
A timeline we actually control.
We grade our own land and frame our own homes — we’re not waiting on someone else’s subcontractor. You get a move-in window we stand behind, plus a weekly build update with photos.
Monthly-payment honesty.
We talk monthly payment, not just sticker price — taxes, insurance, and the energy bill included. Insulation, windows, and appliances are specced to cut the bill you pay every month, not to win us an award.
Our name stays on your street.
We keep homes in every community we build and rent them out ourselves. We’re not flipping a subdivision and leaving — our name and our money stay on your street for the long haul.
Drag the line. Watch it happen.
Two real photographs, taken from the same spot on the same street: the raw, staked lot the day we walked it — and the finished home the day we handed over the keys. Drag the line between them.
Drag the handle, tap anywhere on the photo, or use your arrow keys. Same lot, same camera, same sky — just a few ferocious months apart.
Step by step. Street by street.
Most builders buy finished lots and start at step five. We start at step one — it’s why our timelines hold and our prices stay honest.
Find the land
We walk raw parcels other builders won’t touch and pay owners a fair price — no middlemen marking up the dirt.
Prove it pencils
Soil, zoning, utilities, and the math — checked in days, not months. If a site doesn’t work, we walk away before it becomes your problem.
Win the approvals
Permits, plats, and public hearings — handled by people who do it every week, so the paperwork never stalls your street.
Move the dirt
Roads, water, sewer, stormwater, power — built by our own civil crews. This is where 15–20% of the cost comes out and stays out of your price.
Raise the homes
Modular speed with craftsman finish — foundation to final walkthrough in 3–5 months, with a photo update in your inbox every Friday.
Hand over the keys
A real walkthrough, a written warranty, and a builder who still lives with the result — because we keep homes on your street too.
That’s the family motto. It’s how we build — and honestly, it’s how you saved up for this house. We figure you deserve a builder who works the same way.
There’s a whole company behind your street.
Building neighborhoods takes more than hammers. Three businesses and a shared-services backbone work together on every lot — and we publish how the whole machine is organized.
Development
Find land, entitle it, build the product.
Operating
Lease, manage, maintain, retain.
Capital
Raise equity, place debt, deliver returns.
Shared Services
Support for all three businesses.
The full org — what each department does, stage by stage, milestone by milestone.
Buy it. Or rent it first.
Because we keep homes in our own communities, you can move in before you buy in. Nobody else on the street will know which one you picked.
Path 01 · Own
Buy a new home
A brand-new house on a street we built from the dirt up — with pricing in writing and a timeline we control.
- Itemized pricing before you sign — no surprise fees
- Weekly photo updates from your homesite
- Written warranty, walkthrough, and a builder who sticks around
- First-time buyer? We’ll walk you through WSHFC and down-payment programs
Path 02 · Rent first
Lease in our communities
Same homes, same streets, same builder — without the mortgage. Try the neighborhood and see if it’s your “it.”
- Professionally managed by us, not a faceless property firm
- Maintenance handled — we built it, we fix it
- Private yards, pet friendly, smart-home ready
- Rent here first, buy here later — we’ll credit your application fee
They May’d it. Their words.
“We watched our street get built from a hay field. Weekly photos the whole way — and when they said April, they meant April.”Mara & Devon T.Alder Creek · first-time buyers
“First house. The closing sheet matched the quote from eight months earlier — line for line. I checked twice.”Chris O.Cedar & Stone · pre-sale buyer
“We rented at The Meadows for a year, then bought two streets over. Same builder, same crews, zero surprises.”The Okafor familyYelm · rented first, then bought
The crews behind the crews.
Our crews lead every phase — and when a street needs more hands or materials, these are the partners who extend them. We demand excellence from every name below, and they grow alongside us.
Polaris Construction
Extended build crewsSalish Civil & Earthworks
Earthworks supportTahoma Engineering
Civil engineeringEvergreen Truss & Lumber
Truss & lumber supplyRainier Electric Co.
ElectricalSound Side Plumbing
PlumbingCascade Comfort HVAC
Heating & coolingHarbor Title & Escrow
ClosingsPlus WSHFC-approved lenders for first-time buyer and down-payment-assistance programs. Want to build with us? Vendors and trade partners can reach out through the quote form below — just pick “I’m a vendor or partner.”
Let’s put a real number on it.
Tell us a little about your “it” and we’ll send honest numbers — base price, lot, upgrades, and what it all means monthly.
- Real pricing, itemized — not a teaser number
- Monthly-payment math, including taxes and the energy bill
- A straight answer on timing, even if it’s “not yet”