Go Far®Service area · County-wide
Remodeling contractor for all of Snohomish County.
Go Far Construction is headquartered in Lynnwood and has spent 12+ years remodeling and building across Snohomish County — from the Edmonds waterfront to Everett’s craftsman blocks to acreage outside Snohomish, Monroe, and Arlington.
Snohomish County’s housing stock is a remodeler’s county: 1960s–80s ramblers and split-levels in the southwest cities, craftsman-era and post-war homes in Everett and Snohomish, ’90s–2010s family plats from Mill Creek to Lake Stevens and Marysville, and real acreage further out with room for additions, shops, and backyard cottages. Light rail now reaches Lynnwood, HB 1337 lets most lots host up to two ADUs, and owners across the county are investing in the homes they already have.
Go Far Construction is a family-owned, licensed Washington general contractor — owners on every project, itemized written pricing that holds, permits handled with each city’s own permit office, and job sites left clean at the end of every day. Estimates anywhere in Snohomish County are free, and we reply within one business day.
What we build across Snohomish County
Snohomish County questions
Do you serve all of Snohomish County?
Yes. Go Far Construction is headquartered in Lynnwood, and we remodel and build across Snohomish County — from Edmonds, Mountlake Terrace, and Brier up through Everett, Marysville, Lake Stevens, Arlington, and Stanwood, and east to Mill Creek, Snohomish, and Monroe. If your city is not listed, ask — the answer is usually yes.
What does a remodel cost in Snohomish County?
It depends on scope. Across Snohomish County, most full kitchen remodels land between roughly $45,000 and $110,000 and most full bathroom remodels between about $20,000 and $60,000, with layout changes, cabinet grade, and finish level moving the number most. Every Go Far estimate is itemized and written, so you can see exactly where each dollar goes.
Who handles permits, and do the rules differ by city?
We do — and yes, they differ. Each Snohomish County city runs its own permit office, and unincorporated areas go through Snohomish County Planning and Development Services. We prepare the application for the right jurisdiction, include fees in your itemized price, and meet every inspector on site.
Can I build an ADU or backyard cottage on my Snohomish County lot?
In most cases, yes. Washington's ADU law (HB 1337) requires cities inside urban growth areas to allow up to two accessory dwelling units per residential lot, and Snohomish County jurisdictions have been updating their codes to match. We check your specific lot's zoning, setbacks, and utilities as part of a free feasibility conversation.
City pages
Local project notes, costs, and answers for every Snohomish County city we serve: Lynnwood · Arlington · Bothell · Brier · Edmonds · Everett · Lake Stevens · Marysville · Mill Creek · Monroe · Mountlake Terrace · Mukilteo · Snohomish · Stanwood. We also work across King County — see our King County page →