Questions About Building with Strode Construction

We begin with a conversation. During our initial meeting, we discuss your vision, timeline, location, and investment range. From there, we collaborate with you and your architect to establish scope, budgeting, and next steps.
Yes. We believe the best homes are built through collaboration. We work closely with architects, interior designers, and homeowners to ensure alignment from concept through completion.

As early as possible. Involving us during the design phase allows us to provide budgeting guidance, material insight, and constructability expertise, helping avoid costly revisions later.
Each home we build is fully custom, and timelines vary depending on design complexity, site conditions, and permitting. Most homes are completed within 12–18 months from groundbreaking. Projects requiring extensive design collaboration or specialized detailing may take longer, ensuring that every decision is thoughtfully considered and executed to the highest standard.

Investment varies based on design, materials, site conditions, and finishes. We provide detailed cost analysis during planning to ensure transparency and alignment with your goals.
We typically work on a cost-plus basis, providing full transparency throughout construction while allowing flexibility for custom details and evolving selections.

Founded in 1946, Strode Construction is a third-generation family company built on hands-on leadership and enduring craftsmanship. We do not simply manage projects , we build them. Our reputation is rooted in detail, discipline, and long-term relationships.
Our portfolio spans a wide range of styles , from English Country estates and mountain lodges to contemporary riverfront homes. Each residence is designed around the client and the site, not a template.
Yes. We have extensive experience with remodels and additions, including complex renovations that require structural, architectural, and historical sensitivity.

We are based in Leavenworth, Washington and primarily serve the Wenatchee Valley and surrounding communities.
We intentionally limit the number of projects we accept to ensure quality, oversight, and personal involvement from our leadership team.