The Puyallup Flip
When my Managing Broker at eXp Realty asked me to attend a walk-through for a manufactured home flip, my immediate reaction was a firm “No.” I just didn’t see it—after touring the property, I still felt the same way. To me, the home, by all reasonable standards, seemed better suited for a match than a full makeover.
But sometimes the most unlikely projects become the most rewarding...
From Mobile Roots to Grounded Beauty
To bring this space to life, the ceiling was removed and replaced with drywall and recessed can lighting. The walls were professionally skim coated for a smooth, modern finish, and new flooring and a fresh door package tied it all together. A statement center beam stained in walnut and A final coat of crisp paint completed the transformation.
Heart of the Home
What started as a cramped galley kitchen—dark, dated, and barely functional—was begging for change. Some walls had to go. Others were already halfway to dust. But behind the plaster and years of wear, there was potential. We opened the space, let the light flood in, and gave it new life with an elevated country charm.
Crisp white cabinetry now lines the walls, contrasted by bold black hardware. Walnut butcher block counters add warmth, and floating shelves in the same rich tone bring balance and soul to the space. It’s no longer just a kitchen—it's the heart of the home, finally beating strong
For those who’ve remodeled modular or manufactured homes, you know the budget has to work twice as hard. These homes simply don’t retain value like traditional stick-built structures, which means every design choice needs to be intentional—especially in the bathrooms. The goal was to create spaces that felt fresh and functional without tipping the budget. I delivered just that: two thoughtfully updated bathrooms that balance practicality with charm, all while carrying a subtle thread of that sweet, modern country vibe seen throughout the home..
