Construction & Remodeling in Silverdale, WA

The Heart of Central Kitsap

Silverdale sits at the crossroads of Kitsap County. It's where people shop, eat, and increasingly, where they settle down. As an unincorporated community, Silverdale doesn't have its own city hall — building permits go through the Kitsap County Department of Community Development (DCD). We know that process well because we work through it constantly.

The housing in Silverdale reflects its growth pattern. The areas around Clear Creek and Ridgetop are filled with tract homes from the late 1980s through the 2000s — solid construction, but often with builder-grade finishes that homeowners are finally ready to upgrade. Think oak cabinets, laminate countertops, basic carpet throughout, and decks built with pressure-treated lumber that's now splitting and gray. These homes are begging for modern kitchens, composite decking, and updated flooring.

Head toward Newberry Hill and you get into larger lots, some with acreage. Out there, the projects shift: detached workshops, ADUs for aging parents, new roofing on homes surrounded by tall firs that drop needles year-round. The Chico area has its own feel — more rural, with older manufactured homes alongside newer stick-built construction. Old Town Silverdale, close to the waterfront, has a handful of mid-century properties that reward careful renovation.

Bell & Hammer is licensed, bonded & insured and handles projects throughout Silverdale and Kitsap County. We coordinate directly with Kitsap County DCD for permits and inspections, so you never have to sit on hold or wonder where things stand. Our project management portal keeps you informed at every step — no chasing us down for updates.

Silverdale homeowners tend to stay put. They bought for the schools, the convenience, the relative affordability compared to Seattle — and now they want their homes to match the life they've built here. That's the kind of work we like best: thoughtful upgrades for people who plan to enjoy them for years. Whether it's opening up a cramped galley kitchen, replacing failing siding before winter hits Kitsap County, or adding a covered deck for year-round outdoor living, we approach every project with the same care.