Suprema Homes Builds In Lacey, WA

Build your custom home in Lacey, WA, with Suprema Homes and gain equity while lowering construction costs. As an on-your-lot builder, you can participate in the building process and choose your home’s layout and features. Contact us today to explore floor plans and begin your journey to homeownership in this vibrant community.

Moving to Lacey and Need a House?

Hire Suprema Homes to build your new home.

In Lacey, WA, you can be involved from the very beginning 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, could handle activities such as cleaning, power, water, sidewalks, decks, and driveways.

This is equivalent to money in your pocket in the form of equity. This is not the only benefit; you also get to choose your house plan, upgrade features, and place the home in the location and orientation of your choice on your land.

Helpful Links For Home Building In Lacey

Parcel Research

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

Thurston County Parcel Search

Land Use, Building, Plumbing, and Mechanical Permits

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

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 Lacey

Originally called Woodland, after the Wood family who settled here in 1853, Lacey became a logging center and a pioneer of beer. The founding family started the first brewery in what became Washington state. Staying true to its past, today, Lacey’s burgeoning Producer’s District has locally created beer and wine on tap. Pair that with an exciting food scene, namely, the growing Depot District, a designated food truck space that has proven popular with Lacey’s locals.

Lacey provides one of the finest municipal park systems in the state, with around 1,200 acres of parkland, walking and biking trails, a waterfront state park, a national wildlife refuge, and a premier regional athletic complex.