About Us
Gerry Homes is a Seattle-area residential builder specializing in custom homes, new construction, and significant renovations and additions. Founded in 2014, we work throughout Seattle, Mercer Island, Bellevue, Kirkland, and surrounding Eastside communities.
We build for homeowners who care deeply about design, craftsmanship, livability, and the experience of creating a home. Our team works collaboratively with clients, architects, and interior designers to turn thoughtful plans into beautifully executed, highly functional residences.
Our approach combines design-minded construction with disciplined project management. Gerry Homes provides experienced construction oversight, vetted trade partners, in-house procurement support, transparent budgeting, and organized communication throughout the build. Clients also have access to Buildertrend for project information, selections, approvals, and documentation.
Our portfolio includes ground-up custom homes as well as substantial renovations and additions across some of the Seattle region’s most established neighborhoods and communities. Whether we are building a new home on Mercer Island, managing a major renovation in Seattle, or constructing a custom residence on the Eastside, our goal is the same: to create homes that are both beautiful and exceptionally well suited to the way our clients live.
Gerry Homes — For People Who Live Well.
Awards
Certified Green Professional
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Business Details
Business Name
Gerry Homes
Phone Number
(206) 849-1270
Website
Address
4131 Phinney Ave N
Seattle, WA 98103
Typical Job Cost
$500,000 - 5 million
$500,000 - 5 million
License Number
603 424 425
Followers
61 Followers
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Services Provided
Custom Homes
New Home Construction
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Areas Served
Seattle
Bellevue
Kirkland
Mercer Island
Clyde Hill
Medina
Cle Elum
Yarrow Point
Beaux Arts Village
Hunts Point
Broadmoor
Madison Park
Magnolia
Queen Anne
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