by Becky Sundstrom | Jul 10, 2025 | Clark County, Community, Design Trend, New Homes
How It Started When aging siblings combine households, the benefits can be profound—from emotional support to financial stability. At Evergreen Homes NW, we design homes for how people really live—whether that means downsizing, raising a family, or, in this case,...
by Becky Sundstrom | Jun 23, 2025 | Clark County, Financing, New Homes
Dreaming of a new home this summer? Now’s the perfect time to make it a reality with Evergreen Homes NW! For a limited time, we’re offering $10,000 toward interest rate buydown, closing costs, or home upgrades—your choice! Let us know your priorities, and we can...
by Becky Sundstrom | Nov 26, 2024 | New Homes
Congratulations on your new home built by Evergreen Homes NW! Moving into a custom-built home is an exciting milestone, but we understand that the transition from your old home to your new one can feel overwhelming. That’s why we’ve created this comprehensive Moving...
by Becky Sundstrom | Jun 13, 2024 | Design Trend, Interior Finishes, New Homes
Choosing the best type of range hood for your kitchen depends on several factors, including your cooking style, kitchen layout, and ventilation needs. When working with our customers, Evergreen Homes partners with our appliance supplier, Ferguson, to help you...
by Becky Sundstrom | May 23, 2024 | Clark County, New Home Construction, New Home Technology, New Homes
At Evergreen Homes, we’re committed to building homes that prioritize both your family’s health and the environment. We understand the importance of indoor air quality, which is why we’ve chosen to equip our homes with electric heat pumps, water...
by Becky Sundstrom | Jul 13, 2023 | Home Maintenance, Interior Finishes, New Homes
Designing cabinets for a new home can be a significant undertaking. Evergreen Homes is happy to highlight the excellent work done by J&R Wood Products as our featured subcontractor of the month. Their commitment to quality is evident in the materials they use and...
