Kitsap County / 98353
Remodeling and Outdoor Construction in Manchester, WA
Manchester is a South Kitsap waterfront community facing Puget Sound, near Manchester State Park. Island Hammer offers decks, renovations and repairs to Manchester homes.
Planning a project in Manchester
Waterfront exposure means weather-resistant exterior work. Decks, railings, doors and siding all benefit from a material plan that accounts for wind and rain.
98353 is a PO Box ZIP; provide the street address of the property.
ZIP code information
- 98353PO Box ZIP. Please provide the street address of the property.
PL.01Deck with railings beside a patio. Representative Island Hammer project photo; location not specified.
Services in Manchester
Most relevant here
- 01
Decks & Outdoor Structures
Decks, stairs and railings, porticos, porches, pergolas, gazebos, sheds and gates, custom-designed for the site.
- 02
Windows & Doors
Energy-efficient windows and doors for new construction or renovation, with pre-order inspection and custom sizing.
- 03
Repairs
Structural and rot repairs, drywall, flooring and wood frame repairs, assessed carefully and repaired properly, big job or small.
One accountable contractor
Island Hammer manages scope, schedule and subcontractors, so you are not coordinating trades yourself.
Vetted subcontractors
Licensed, bonded and insured subcontractors file certificates with the office before joining the list.
Budget awareness
Current material and labor cost tracking supports realistic pricing and budget control.
Questions
Manchester FAQs
- 98353, which is a PO Box ZIP.
- Yes. Windows and doors are offered with inspection before ordering and custom sizing.
- Use the estimate request form, call (360) 697-9434, or email Jim@islandhammer.com. Include the property address, a description of the project and your timeline. No account is needed.
- Island Hammer is based in Poulsbo and serves Manchester.
Nearby approved areas
Start a project
Start a project in Manchester.
Call, email, or send an estimate request with the details. The more we know about the scope, the more useful the first conversation will be.