Suprema Homes Builds In Port Gamble, WA

Build your dream home in Port Gamble, WA, with Suprema Homes. We offer custom-built options like fireplaces, generator hookups, and sound insulated interior walls. Explore our floor plans and project gallery to see what we can create for you. Contact our team today to make your home-building experience simple and stress-free.

Moving to Port Gamble and Need a House?

Hire Suprema Homes to build your new home.

We build in Port Gamble, where we provide our construction services and custom-built options like fireplaces, generator hookups, insulated interior walls, and so forth. Check out our floor plans to learn about what we offer in this beautiful area.

Contact one of our home consultants and check our project gallery for further reference. At Suprema Homes, we’re here to guide you through the process and make your home-building experience as simple and reliable as possible.

Helpful Links For Home Building In Port Gamble

Parcel Research

Every home build begins with planning and permitting. The journey begins with researching Kitsap County records.

Kitsap County Parcel Search

Land Use, Building, Plumbing, and Mechanical Permits

The links below will help you to find permitting and planning information specific to Port Gamble.

Electrical Permit

Electrical permits are handled by the electrical contractor through the State of Washington Department of Labor and Industries.

Washingon State Department of Labor and Industries

Suprema Homes is here to help. Contact us, and together, we will determine whether our affordable “building-on-your-lot” business model is suitable for you.

Why Move to Port Gamble

Traveling Northbound on Highway 3 towards the Hood Canal Bridge, a large brown sign stands on the shoulder reading “National Historic Landmark straight ahead.” Then, as if shooting out of a time portal, you emerge into a scene of early Washington state history. A living, working museum, time-stamped and sealed inside a 120-acre plot of Kitsap County known as Port Gamble, Washington.

Port Gamble played a pivotal role in the colonization and growth of the Puget Sound Region, from the first interactions of European expeditions with the S’Klallam people to naval battles against raiding war parties from the far north. From the longest-operating timber mill in U.S. history to its National Historic Landmark entitlement, this company town on the shores of Gamble Bay has a story to tell.