In this season, with Human Rights Day coming up on December 10th, Clark leadership feels inspired to share our firm stance on a topic that has been especially prevalent in the media as of late.   Clark Construction Inc. is committed to respecting and promoting human rights. As a female founded construction company and community connector in the Puget Sound region, our commitment to human rights is founded in our belief that we must bring human decency, respect, integrity, and...Continue Reading

Be one of the first to tour the completed reHOME tiny homes at Morales Farm! These 3 award-wining homes provide affordable housing for local farm workers. Small in size and big on sustainability, they were built using primarily recycled and repurposed materials keeping construction waste out of our landfills. Saturday, December 10th from 11am to 1pm Address Morales Farm: 8862 NE Lovgreen Road, Bainbridge Island / Parking along Lovgreen Road...Continue Reading

Our first building at the Pleasant Beach Village Corner Homes project is now complete. The other buildings are in varying phases of finish work (siding, paint, pavers, tile…) while site work continues with the sidewalks, patios, rockery walls and landscaping being completed. The significant landscaping has undergone a great deal of planning and development to ensure that it tie seamlessly with the rest of the Pleasant Beach Village. Learn more...Continue Reading

Dear Friends, As the holidays approach and 2022 winds to an end, we pause to reflect on the year and to remember those things for which we are grateful. Here at Clark Construction we have many things to be thankful for – our wonderful clients, the myriad of projects we are honored to build, the trade partners with whom we work, the community in which we live, and, of course,...Continue Reading

The reHOME project has won an AIA 2022 Honor Award of Merit in research and innovation! reHOME project addresses two pressing social and environmental issues:  the lack of affordable housing in cities throughout the United States, and the vast amount of waste produced during construction.  ReHome was celebrated for envisioning planned neighborhoods of recycled homes where homeowners have a sense of community and investment in their future. Click here to...Continue Reading

Brian has been in construction most of his life. Growing up in Grapeview, Washington, he worked for his dad as a laborer and framer. Following his graduation from high school, he served in the Marine Corps, then returned to the construction field. Brian joined the Clark team in 2009 as an apprentice carpenter.  His dedication and work ethic have led him to his current position as superintendent and shareholder.  ...Continue Reading

“Veteran (noun) /vet·​er·​an/ /’ve-tə-rən/ /’ve-trən/ A person who has served in the armed forces 2. Someone who has shown great courage and bravery in difficult and dangerous situations 3. One who is appreciated, admired, and has established the benchmark for sacrifice and patriotism 4. A hero to their country.” A number of our Clark Team veterans gathered in honor of Veteran’s Day on November 11 to reminisce and share stories....Continue Reading

A very dry and sunny fall gave us a rare window of time to move forward with gusto on our projects. Get a glimpse of our various job sites across the Kitsap Peninsula in this short video.  Continue Reading

Clark is supporting the CLE Bonanza 2022, an event held by the Clallam-Jefferson County Pro Bono Lawyers. The event offers a day-long continuing legal education seminar for local attorneys. It will be held online or in person on November 4 at the Holiday Inn Express in Sequim, WA. All proceeds benefit CJCPBL to provide civil legal aid for low-income individuals and families in Clallam and Jefferson Counties. Thank you CJCPBL...Continue Reading

Clark’s 7th Haven project in Port Townsend has been featured in the Daily Journal of Commerce. Working in conjunction with the nonprofit Olympic Community Action Programs, Clark is building a 43-unit affordable housing complex—the first to be built in Jefferson County in the last 14 years. “In addition to low-income families, people with developmental disabilities, individuals diagnosed with chronic mental illness, those recovering from substance abuse, families escaping domestic violence,...Continue Reading

On Friday morning, we were honored to tour U.S. Representative Derek Kilmer and staff through our 7th Haven affordable housing complex, currently under construction in Port Townsend.Continue Reading

Together we built Bainbridge Island’s first affordable tiny homes. This collaborative community project utilized repurposed and recycled materials, showcased new and innovative green building design, and reduced construction waste. The reHOME leadership team (Coates Design, Clark Construction, Housing Resources Bainbridge and Friends of the Farms) is grateful to the exceptional local businesses and individuals who donated time and materials to make this project a success. reHOME Morales will help ease...Continue Reading

Being built for the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe, at the Dungeness River Nature Center in Sequim WA, this classroom’s shape is evocative of a traditional round cedar “potlatch” hat, a nod to the rich heritage of the Coast Salish. The design is courtesy of Kirk Nelson, Jamestown S’Klallam senior construction manager. River Center director Powell Jones offered input on the design and Otak provided the final drawings. The building will provide...Continue Reading

Clark’s reHOME project made headlines in the Daily Journal of Commerce: “The process has been fantastic, it’s been really fun to focus on finding materials and thinking of innovative ways to use them in the project,” Turnbull said. “One of the biggest challenges has been to adapt the recycled materials for a strong structure,” Coates Design added. “This project has been a great challenge,” Brian Bond, labor superintendent at Clark,...Continue Reading

Clark’s Hyla Tenant Improvement project was featured in the Daily Journal of Commerce: “Clark Construction is the general contractor and completed the renovation of the first building, which incidentally happened to be the firm’s former office, this summer.  The renovations and remodel included the additional of a new third mezzanine level to create additional space.  Flexible learning spaces are located on each level.  There is a lounge-style area and library...Continue Reading

Phase 1 of the Warrior Ridge Supportive Housing Project in Port Gamble is making great progress. Framing has just started on duplex buildings D and E while framing layout is taking place at buildings B and C. The footings have been poured for the H type buildings. Building types F and G have been excavated and are next in line for forms and rebar! Learn more about this ambitious residential...Continue Reading

Clark’s Warrior Ridge project was featured in the Daily Journal of Commerce: “In late July, crews from Clark Construction broke ground on phase one of Warrior Ridge, an extensive development that aims to create 370 units of affordable dedicated tribal housing.” Read the article here.Continue Reading

We were humbled to be able to assist with this installation of the new interpretive artwork on the Japanese Exclusion Memorial Departure Deck that Clark constructed early last year. The new artwork, fabricated by our partner Turner Exhibits consists of a number of rusted steel sculptural pieces by Vaughan, Washington artists Anna Brones and Luc Revel, and an imposing gate by long-time memorial advocate John Buday.  The artwork was formally presented to...Continue Reading

Jim’s career in construction began unexpectedly in 1981 when he was hitchhiking to Radio Shack to submit an employment application. A man in a pickup truck offered him a ride and asked if he knew how to use a chop saw. He lied and said, “yes”. He didn’t even know what a chop saw was, let alone how to use one. Despite his lack of knowledge, the man let him...Continue Reading

Clark has been pleased to work with The Kitsap Building Association apprenticeship program to support the training of interns into full-time skilled employees.  The Builder Grant Program provides internship opportunities in the home construction industry, focusing on carpentry, electrical, plumbing, painting & coating, and HVAC. Selectees are given a stipend for tools and teamed up with a trade mentor, working fulltime over a six-week period in an effort to educate...Continue Reading