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At Premium North West Contractors, we believe that every great project starts with a conversation and a shared vision for your home. Whether you’re ready to schedule a specialized inspection or simply have questions about protecting your investment from the Western Washington elements, our team is here to provide the clarity and expertise you deserve. We invite you to reach out today to experience a higher standard of service—where your peace of mind is our top priority and professional solutions are just a call or click away. Let’s work together to make your home the safest, Securest, and most comfortable it’s ever been.

Serving the Pacific North West One home at a time 

Reach Us for a Free Estimate or Answers to your next project!

Call us: 1(253)350-1427


Email Us: office@PremiumnwContractors.com

Locations Servicing; Kitsap,Thurston,Pierce & King County

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know I need an inspection for my Crawl or Attic?

1. Interior Warning Signs

Sometimes the best evidence isn't in the attic, but in your living room:

  • Persistent Musty Odors: If you smell "old basement" ,Dead rodent or earthiness, moisture is likely trapped in your crawl space, leading to mold,mildew or rodents.

  • Bouncy or Sagging Floors: This often points to moisture-weakened floor joists in the crawl space.

  • Rodent Smell in Air system: Typically this cause is due to rodents entering externals of air system in crawlspace or attic and will require thorough inspection and proper handling to ensure a safe and healthy solution.


  • Drafts or "Hot Spots": If some rooms are significantly harder to cool or heat, your attic insulation may have settled, thinned, or been moved by pests.

2. External & Structural Clues

Take a walk around the perimeter of your home and look for:

  • Roof "Hot Spots" or Ice Dams: In the winter, if snow melts in specific patches on your roof while staying frozen elsewhere, heat is escaping through your attic.

  • Standing Water: If you see puddles near your foundation after a rain, there is a high probability that water is seeping into the crawl space.

  • Vermin Activity: Finding droppings, chewed wires, or "tunnels" in your insulation means pests have moved in.Their waste can become airborne and enter your living space.

3. The "Silent" Indicators

  • Spiking Utility Bills: A sudden increase in heating or cooling costs usually means your home’s "envelope" has been compromised.

  • Worsening Allergies: If family members are sneezing more or experiencing respiratory issues while indoors, mold spores or dust from the attic/crawl space may be circulating through the HVAC system.

Are These Premium Service's Costly?


 Yes. Home repairs can be a significant investment, but "costly" is relative. In Western Washington, our unique climate—high humidity, heavy rainfall, and seismic activity—tends to drive costs higher than the national average because our homes work harder to stay dry and stable.

Here is a breakdown of what "costly" looks like in 2026 for common professional services:

The High-Impact Repairs (The "Big Three")

These are the structural essentials that protect the value of your home. Ignoring these usually leads to exponential cost increases later.

  • Roof Replacement: Typically ranges from $8,000 to $30,000+. In the PNW, moss and moisture can shorten a roof's lifespan, making regular maintenance vital.

  • Foundation Repair: Minor cracks may cost $500, but major structural stabilization or hydraulic piering can reach $15,000 to $50,000.

  • HVAC Systems: A full furnace and AC replacement in a standard Western WA home averages $6,000 to $16,000.

 Attic & Crawl Space Costs

Here is what you can expect for professional remediation:

  • Crawl Space Cleaning: Standard debris removal and "clean-outs" usually run between $2,000 and $6,000.
  • Mold Remediation: If moisture has led to fungal growth, expect to add $1,500 to $4,000 for professional treatment and encapsulation.
  • Insulation Updates: Removing old, pest-damaged insulation and blowing in new material typically costs $1,500 to $4,500, depending on square footage.

  • Insulation Updates: Removing old, pest-damaged insulation and blowing in new material typically costs $1,500 to $4,500, depending on square footage.

Does your company Finance?

     

 In 2026, several major players dominate the contractor financing space, offering 0% APR or Same-As-Cash options that you can integrate directly into your quotes.

    • 1. Top Financing Platforms for Contractors

      These companies act as the "middleman," providing you with a portal to send loan applications to your customers via text or email.

      • Hearth: Very popular with mid-sized contractors. They offer a specific 0% Introductory APR credit card program.

        • The Hook: You get paid upfront; the customer gets 6–21 months of 0% interest to pay it off.

      Comparison of 0% Options

      Financing TypeHow It WorksBest For...
      Same-As-CashInterest is deferred. If they pay in full by the deadline (6-12 mo), interest is $0.Clients with cash coming in soon (e.g., tax refund, bonus).
      0% APR Equal PayFixed monthly payments over 12-24 months with no interest charged.Clients who need a predictable, interest-free budget.
      0% Intro Credit CardA new card with a 0% period (up to 21 months).Smaller projects or clients with high credit scores.