Suprema Homes Builds In Buckley, WA

Looking to build a home in Buckley, WA? Suprema Homes offers affordable, customizable homes where you can take an active role in construction, saving costs and gaining instant equity. Our spacious designs make homes feel larger than their square footage. Start your journey with Suprema Homes and build your dream home today!

Moving to Buckley and Need a House?

Hire Suprema Homes to build your new home.

In Buckley, WA you have the option to be involved in your new home construction process. This is the best option for you because it lowers the cost of construction; as you, the future homeowner, are involved from the very beginning, you have the opportunity to handle the activities such as cleaning, power, water, sidewalks, decks, and driveways. This means money in your pocket in the form of equity.

All our home designs pursue the idea of living in much larger homes than the square footage would indicate; you get more for less! You will have an open and spacious feel.

Helpful Links For Home Building In Buckley

Parcel Research

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

Pierce County Parcel Search

Land Use, Building, Plumbing, and Mechanical Permits

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

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 Buckley

Sometimes called “The City of Good Water,” because of the cool, clear water with which the community was supplied. First known as “Perkins’ Landing,” it became White River Siding when the Northern Pacific Railroad built through the settlement.

Today, Buckley is no longer a lumber center, but the backcountry is still being logged, and many carloads of logs are shipped annually through the town. Mining has also played a part in the local economy. The rich soil of the surrounding plateau lands, known as “Buckley loam,” has made several types of agriculture profitable. Fruit growing and diversified farming are increasing, and the community boasts of the quality of its peaches, which are annually celebrated at its “Peacherino Festival.”