Unless you are a builder, you don’t do this every day! It can be very misleading if or when you should apply for a permit to do your next home improvement project. Hear from a veteran remodeler and general contractor, Joseph Irons about some basics of when you need to obtain a permit, work with a designer, and/or hire an architect or other professional for your project. Learn the reasons why you should consider getting a permit even if your contractor says not to.

Today we're going to delve into the critical aspects of choosing the right general contractor to bring your home project to life. Whether it's a Exterior renovation, Interior remodel, or a new build, this decision can significantly impact your home, family, and finances. We are pleased that you could join us, and we'll be covering essential considerations, common pitfalls, and a comprehensive checklist to help you make the best-informed choice.

Discover how to build a solid financial foundation for your future. This seminar will cover essential strategies for budgeting, saving, and planning for long-term goals, all tailored to support your home and lifestyle. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to refine your financial plan, you’ll leave with practical tips to take control of your finances. Don’t miss this opportunity to secure your financial future!

With many of us staying safe at home, it is more important than ever that our homes are truly safe. Most homes built prior to 1980 need retrofitting to ensure that they stay intact on their foundations in a big earthquake. Whether you are considering a DIY retrofit or plan to hire a contractor, Leif will teach you the “nuts and bolts” of retrofitting: Permit and engineering considerations, anchor bolts, cripple wall bracing, framing connections, hold downs, rough cost and timeframe. Plus, the always popular “motivational slides”! Leif Jackson has been retrofitting homes in the Seattle area since 1999.

Learn from Industry leader “Irons Brothers Construction” how to make your home safer and healthier using Aging in place and Universal design techniques. Here from veteran remodeler and CAPS Instructor, Joseph Irons why the primary goal of all home modifications and remodeling projects should be about improving homeowner safety and quality of life.