All of Whatcom County. One local contractor

From downtown Bellingham to the Canadian border, from Point Roberts to the foothills. Twelve communities, one contact, one team.

Coverage across the county

LGC Construction is based in Whatcom County and serves every community inside it. We know the local building department, the permit turnaround times, the soils, the weather, and the material yards. That local knowledge shortens timelines and prevents surprises.

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Areas we serve

Bellingham

Downtown, Fairhaven, Cordata, Barkley, Edgemoor, Silver Beach — every neighborhood.

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Ferndale

Central Ferndale, VanderYacht, Church Road corridor, and outlying rural.

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Lynden

Downtown Lynden, Front Street, Berthusen, and surrounding farm country.

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Blaine

Downtown Blaine, Semiahmoo, Birch Bay Village, and border communities.

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Sudden Valley

Lakefront homes, gated community, and Lake Whatcom shoreline.

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Deming

Upper Nooksack Valley, rural residential, cabin and homestead builds.

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Everson

Farm country, riverside residential, and post-flood restoration work.

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Nooksack

Town of Nooksack and the surrounding valley.

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Sumas

Border town residential, remodels, and flood-recovery construction.

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Point Roberts

Vacation homes, remodels, and additions on the peninsula.

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Custer

Rural residential in the Ferndale / Custer corridor.

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Birch Bay

Coastal remodels, decks, and vacation-home renovations.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you serve outside Whatcom County?

Our core service area is Whatcom County. We occasionally take on projects in north Skagit County by referral, but we do not travel south of Mount Vernon.

No. Estimates within Whatcom County are the same rate regardless of where you’re located. Point Roberts requires ferry coordination but pricing stays consistent.

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