Built in Pierce County. Built on Trust.

A lot of remodeling companies will tell you they care about quality. We built a company around proving it — every day, on every job, in every home we work in.


Banah Home Services is an Edgewood-based remodeling and restoration contractor with a team of approximately eight specialists covering everything from kitchen and bathroom remodels to ADU construction, water damage restoration, accessibility adaptations, and more. We are veteran-owned, DSHS-authorized, and committed to a standard of transparency that most contractors in this region simply don't offer.

Who We Are and Why We Do This Work

Banah Home Services grew out of a straightforward conviction: homeowners throughout Pierce County deserve a contractor they can actually trust — one that shows up, communicates clearly, and delivers what it promises. That conviction shapes everything from how we staff our team to how we document our work.


We are veteran-owned, and that background runs through the culture of this company. The discipline, the accountability, the respect for the people we serve — those aren't marketing angles. They're how we operate. We extend a military discount to active-duty service members, veterans, and military families, and we're proud to serve the JBLM community that surrounds us.


We're also one of the few DSHS-authorized home modification providers in the Pierce County.  area — a distinction that matters enormously to clients navigating Medicaid-waiver funding for accessibility work. When someone needs a wheelchair ramp, doorway widening, or a roll-in shower installed through a state program, the authorization paperwork and contractor coordination can be overwhelming. We handle that process with them, not just for them.


Progress You Can Actually See

Most contractors hand you a quote and go quiet until the job is done. We built our process around the opposite approach.


Every project we take on is documented with daily photos through CompanyCam, giving clients a real-time visual record of their home as work progresses. We use an interactive project mapping system so you always know what's happening, what's next, and who is responsible for it. And because we don't work on commission, no one on our team has any incentive to upsell you on materials or scope you don't need.


We call it construction meets compassion — the technical precision the work demands, combined with the kind of communication that actually makes living through a remodel bearable.

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The Services We Bring to Pierce County Homes

Our team handles the full range of residential remodeling and restoration work — from high-impact kitchen and bathroom remodels to composite deck builds, ADU and DADU construction, environmental and accessibility modifications, water damage mitigation and reconstruction, and interior and exterior painting, flooring, and drywall.


Pierce County's housing stock is older than most people realize. Homes built in the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s come with their own set of challenges — aging subfloors, outdated electrical, moisture intrusion, and layouts that weren't designed for modern living or changing mobility needs. We know these homes. We've worked in them throughout the I-5 corridor, from Federal Way to Puyallup, Sumner, South Hill, Bonney Lake, and Lake Tapps.

Licensed, Bonded, and Fully Insured

We hold all required Washington State licensing and carry full bonding and insurance on every project. We make this information available for verification because we think transparency extends beyond photos and project updates — it includes giving clients the documentation they need to hire with confidence.

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Financing Available for Your Project

We understand that a major remodel or restoration is a significant financial decision. Financing options are available to help make the work accessible without requiring you to delay a project your home — or your health — needs now.

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Ready to Talk About Your Home?

Whether you're planning a full kitchen remodel, navigating an insurance claim after water damage, or exploring what DSHS funding could cover for an accessibility modification, we're ready to have a real conversation about what your home needs.

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  • Is Banah Home Services veteran-owned?

    Yes. Banah Home Services is a veteran-owned business based in Tacoma, WA. We extend a military discount to active-duty service members, veterans, and military families, and we're proud to serve the community around Joint Base Lewis-McChord.


  • What does it mean that Banah is DSHS-authorized?

    DSHS authorization means we are approved by Washington State's Department of Social and Health Services to perform home modifications funded through Medicaid-waiver programs. This allows clients who qualify to have accessibility work — ramps, doorway widening, roll-in showers, and more — completed through state funding rather than out of pocket.

  • What areas does Banah Home Services serve?

    We serve Pierce County along the I-5 corridor, including Federal Way, Puyallup, Sumner, South Hill, Bonney Lake, and Lake Tapps. Based locally in Edgewood, we work throughout the surrounding area — if you're unsure whether we cover your location, contact us and we'll confirm.

  • How does Banah document and communicate during a project?

    We use CompanyCam to capture daily job-site photos throughout every project, giving clients a real-time visual record of progress. Combined with our interactive project mapping system, you always know what's happening and what comes next — without having to chase anyone down for an update.

  • Does Banah work on older homes in the area?

    Yes, and it's work we know well. Much of the housing stock in our service area dates to the mid-twentieth century, and we regularly work in homes that present older-construction challenges — aging subfloors, moisture damage, outdated systems, and layouts that need updating. We approach these homes with the care and experience they require.

Ready to Talk About Your Project?

We serve Pierce County along the I-5 corridor from Federal Way to Puyallup, Sumner, South Hill, Bonney Lake, and Lake Tapps. Tell us what you're working with and we'll schedule a consultation — no pressure, no commission-driven pitch.