General Contractor in Boise, ID

Boise permits go through the City of Boise Planning and Development Services. Ada County, Meridian, Eagle, Nampa and Caldwell each run their own building departments with their own submittal quirks, and our Idaho division head office carries plans through all of them.

The Treasure Valley's high-desert climate shapes the code details — insulation and air-sealing for hot, dry summers and real winters, right-sized mechanical systems, and foundations placed for the local frost depth. Boise's updated zoning code has made detached ADUs increasingly welcome, and we handle the zoning check, design and permitting for them in-house through our engineering and permitting team.

Our recent Treasure Valley work — a 3,823-square-foot new home in Boise, a ground-up detached ADU in Meridian and a stamped-concrete patio replacing an old deck — went through different permit offices, which is the norm here. Each follows the same path: stamped drawings, a permit application, and inspections at foundation, framing, rough-in and final, coordinated by one crew that frames, pours, plumbs and wires.

Boise is our Idaho division head office and one of the fastest-growing markets we serve. Permits go through the City of Boise Planning and Development Services, with Ada County, Meridian, Eagle, Nampa, and Caldwell each running their own building departments — we know the submittal quirks of each. Treasure Valley pricing sits about a fifth below our Puget Sound baseline, with a premium in Eagle and the foothills.

The high-desert climate means hot, dry summers and real winters, so we build tight, well-insulated envelopes with right-sized HVAC. Our recent Treasure Valley work includes a 3,823-square-foot new home in Boise, a ground-up detached ADU in Meridian, and a stamped-concrete patio replacing an old deck — the same crew that frames, pours, plumbs, and wires. Detached ADUs are increasingly welcome under Boise's updated zoning code, and we handle the design and permitting for them in-house.