Our Goal
Building deed-restricted, income-qualified homes for now and the future.
WHAT WE ARE DOING
Through social investors and community help, we are building permanently affordable homes for young, workforce families.
HOW TO HELP
By volunteering and donating materials and supplies, you will help reduce the cost
of these homes.
News
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Prepping the Trim
While the subcontractors have been busy at the house, Richard Epstein and his crew of finish carpenters have been prepping the trim. Big thanks to Russell, Scott, Hart, Richard, George and Blake (not in photo)! And to Gabbi for the treats and lunches! First, the utility grade fir was planed. Then sanded and edges curved…
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Drywall installed!
Another milestone and now the drywall is installed!
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Insulation installed!
We passed the plumbing and mechanical inspection on April 2, and the insulation subcontractor, A & E Insulation, was able to start right away! The basement concrete walls were spray foamed, and then batts added. Batts installed on the main floor and in the loft. Passed the insulation cover inspection on April 7, and ready…
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Power and water now connected!
The milestones are now being accomplished in rapid succession! Water was connected on March 23rd! Then we passed the LNI inspection and on March 27, Potelco hooked up the power!
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Mini-split lines installed!
Huge appreciation to Island Ductless volunteers Wayne Carter, Max Gibson, and Jason Leavitt! Once the daylight basement was framed, they came and installed the lines for the mini-split. We also thank Island Ductless for their generous discount!
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Daylight basement framed, and more!
In order to install mini-split heating in the daylight basement, we needed to insulate it, which meant framing the walls. The hot water heater was set in place. Thank you to Kelly Webb for generously donating it! The ducts and vents were installed. Almost done with the punch list!
Building a home together
Whidbey Home-Raising! 