28 cities. One standard.

01 Snohomish County Lynnwood, WA Our home base. Go Far Construction is headquartered on 196th St SW, and more Lynnwood kitchens, baths, and whole-home remodels carry our name than any other city we serve. → 02 Snohomish County Arlington, WA Where the Stillaguamish meets I-5, Arlington pairs a working historic downtown with the fast-growing Smokey Point corridor — farmhouses and ramblers on real acreage, and lots with room for the addition, shop, or cottage. → 03 King County Bellevue, WA Across the lake from Seattle and every bit its equal, Bellevue pairs one of the strongest housing markets in the state with a housing stock often decades older than its skyline. → 04 King & Snohomish County Bothell, WA Straddling the King–Snohomish line with a revived Main Street and some of the region’s fastest household growth, Bothell is full of families who need one more bedroom, one bigger kitchen, or one backyard cottage. → 05 Snohomish County Brier, WA Quiet, wooded, and deliberately small, Brier is large lots and no through-traffic — exactly the kind of place people improve a house instead of leaving one. → 06 King County Burien, WA Minutes southwest of Seattle with Olde Burien’s storefronts and Puget Sound views on its western edge, Burien is one of King County’s best-value markets for mid-century homes. → 07 King County Duvall, WA On the hill above the Snoqualmie River, Duvall stacks a riverside Main Street against ’90s–2000s family plats — small-town acreage living 25 minutes from Redmond, full of houses worth investing in. → 08 Snohomish County Edmonds, WA Ferry horns, a walkable waterfront bowl, and one of the most character-rich housing stocks north of Seattle — Edmonds remodels are about elevating charm, not erasing it. → 09 Snohomish County Everett, WA The county seat and the region’s hardest-working city, Everett’s craftsman-era and post-war neighborhoods are full of houses with great bones priced to leave room for a serious remodel. → 10 King County Issaquah, WA Framed by the Issaquah Alps at the east end of Lake Sammamish, Issaquah pairs Olde Town’s creekside character with the ’90s–2000s planned neighborhoods of Klahanie, Talus, and the Highlands — big family houses now reaching their first real remodel. → 11 King County Kenmore, WA At the top of Lake Washington where the Burke-Gilman trail rolls through, Kenmore climbs from lakefront flats into view hillsides — and its housing does the same. → 12 King County Kirkland, WA Waterfront parks, a walkable downtown, and Eastside polish make Kirkland one of the region’s most desirable addresses — and one where remodeling almost always beats moving. → 13 Snohomish County Lake Stevens, WA Wrapped around its namesake lake and one of the fastest-growing cities in Snohomish County, Lake Stevens pairs ’90s–2010s family plats with original lake places — first big remodels on one side, view-driven renovations on the other. → 14 Snohomish County Marysville, WA One of Snohomish County’s largest and fastest-growing cities, Marysville stacks ’70s–’90s ramblers and two-stories alongside newer plats toward Getchell and Lakewood — full of families who need one more bathroom, a bigger kitchen, or a rental-ready ADU. → 15 King County Mercer Island, WA Between two floating bridges, Mercer Island pairs top-ranked schools with a housing stock heavy on 1960s–70s Northwest contemporaries — original owners, original kitchens. → 16 Snohomish County Mill Creek, WA Master-planned around its Town Center and golf course, Mill Creek delivered the suburban dream in the ’80s and ’90s — and those interiors are now ready for their second act. → 17 Snohomish County Monroe, WA Where US-2 meets the Skykomish Valley, Monroe pairs a working historic downtown with fast-growing family plats and some of the county’s more generous lots — room for the addition, shop, or backyard cottage the house has been waiting for. → 18 Snohomish County Mountlake Terrace, WA With light rail now stopping in the middle of town, Mountlake Terrace’s compact post-war ramblers have become some of the smartest houses in the region to invest in. → 19 Snohomish County Mukilteo, WA Ferry town, bluff town, sunset town — Mukilteo homes live and die by their westward light, and remodeling here is about capturing it. → 20 King County Newcastle, WA Tucked between Bellevue and Renton with golf-course greens and Cougar Mountain trails, Newcastle is newer-built Eastside comfort — now old enough to want customizing. → 21 King County Redmond, WA Home to one of the world’s biggest tech campuses and some of its busiest families, Redmond mixes Education Hill ranches with newer plats — all owned by people who value their time as much as their square footage. → 22 King County Renton, WA From the Landing to the Highlands, Renton is one of King County’s most diverse housing markets — post-war classics, ’90s plats, and new townhomes all within a few exits. → 23 King County Sammamish, WA The plateau’s family suburbs stack top schools onto ’90s and 2000s two-story homes — great rooms, big footprints, and finishes their owners are ready to outgrow. → 24 King County Seattle, WA Craftsman bungalows, mid-century boxes, and the most ADU-friendly big-city rules in the country — Seattle homeowners have more ways to add value to a lot than almost anyone in America. → 25 King County Shoreline, WA Two light rail stations in, Shoreline’s post-war ramblers and mid-century neighborhoods have quietly become one of the metro’s best remodel-and-stay markets. → 26 Snohomish County Snohomish, WA Antique-shop storefronts, a working river valley, and century-old farmhouses on real acreage — historic Snohomish asks for craftsmanship that respects its age. → 27 Snohomish County Stanwood, WA Between the Stillaguamish delta and the Camano bridge, Stanwood layers a brick historic downtown, century farmhouses on acreage, and brand-new plats — three kinds of housing, three kinds of remodel. → 28 King County Woodinville, WA Wine country with a King County zip code — Woodinville’s larger lots, estate properties, and entertaining culture make it one of our favorite places to build big ideas. →