Greenspot, Inc

Greenspot, Inc Welcome to Greenspot, Inc. – Your Trusted Home Builder and General Contractor in Kitsap County. Licensed, bonded and Insured.

General Contracting, new builds, building repair, and improvements. We are currently taking on new clients small and large jobs.

05/22/2026

Looking for some demo bids this week.

Telli is out today. Favorite part of commercial work is the resources.
02/25/2026

Telli is out today. Favorite part of commercial work is the resources.

This window is a perfect example of how NOT to install a window.It wasn’t just missing flashing — it was installed direc...
02/11/2026

This window is a perfect example of how NOT to install a window.
It wasn’t just missing flashing — it was installed directly to the studs and was completely dependent on the siding as the water barrier. That’s a major building science failure, because siding is not waterproofing. Siding is a rain screen at best, not the primary drainage plane.
In a proper wall assembly, the WRB (housewrap or membrane) is the actual drainage plane, and the window must be integrated into that system so water is directed back out of the building envelope.
In this case, any water that gets past the siding (which always happens through wind-driven rain, pressure differences, and capillary action) has a straight path into the framing. Worse, any water that hits the window frame and sheds downward has no flashing to kick it back outside, meaning it drains directly into the wall cavity.
A correct install follows a simple building science rule:
Assume water will get in — then design the wall so it can’t stay in.
The goals are always:
Control bulk water first (flash and shingle everything correctly).
Create a continuous drainage plane behind the cladding.
Layer redundancy so if one system fails, the next one still drains outward.
Direct water outward at every transition, especially at penetrations like windows and doors.
Without proper flashing and WRB integration, you’re not building a wall system — you’re building a moisture trap.

Solar is not a stand-alone project—at least not when it’s done right. The biggest mistake people make is treating solar ...
01/20/2026

Solar is not a stand-alone project—at least not when it’s done right. The biggest mistake people make is treating solar as something you simply “add on.” When solar is designed as part of the structure, it can do far more than produce power. It can create shaded outdoor living space, protect materials below from weather, and turn otherwise unused areas into functional square footage. Done correctly, solar becomes both an energy system and a building upgrade, maximizing comfort, usability, and long-term return.

A little bit of before and after. Level 5 drywall finish. Smooth and clean. Trim matches precisely. The goal is always...
01/18/2026

A little bit of before and after. Level 5 drywall finish. Smooth and clean. Trim matches precisely. The goal is always leave the house as clean as it was when we started even with drywall sanding and spraying paint. The goal is to leave the house functional every day when working on a home that is being lived in durring the improvements.

A little bit of before, during, and after.
01/15/2026

A little bit of before, during, and after.

11/29/2025

When it calms down AFTER you get off the roof. 🤣🤣

Address

19225 8th Avenue NE Suite 201 PMB 0701
Silverdale, WA
98370

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 8am - 7pm

Telephone

+13603602828

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