Start with the home
Understand maintenance, comfort, and existing systems before choosing major upgrades.
CASCADE WORKS PROPERTY REPORTS · BY CASCADE TINY WORKS
A home full of possibilities.
A clearer place to start.
Make the most of the place you call home. We turn your goals, photos, and property information into a practical, visual plan for what comes next.
For homeowners, homebuyers, and real estate agents in Whatcom and Skagit counties. Suburban homes and acreage welcome—no tiny-house project required.
Practical prioritiesPersonalized visual conceptsA plan you can act on
A REAL PROPERTY. AN ILLUSTRATIVE PLAN.
From listing to possibilities.
Explore our Dallas-area sample: 2406 County Road 852, McKinney, Texas. See the source material alongside the ideas it inspired.
2.78 acres3,246 sq ft1978 year builtNo HOA per listing
Listing-reported information; independently unverified. No HOA does not establish permission for additional housing. Cascade Works is not affiliated with Zillow or the listing brokerage.
The same view, with a new direction.
Compare the photograph with the hand-drawn-style concept.
Concept only. Parcel boundaries, setbacks, drainage, and utility capacity have not been established. Some placements may extend beyond the subject parcel; the drawing shows ideas, not confirmed buildable locations. Mature planting is illustrative.
Make the yard work for you
Explore shade, privacy, garden space, and water use around the time you want to spend outdoors.
Plan the bigger possibilities
Investigate solar, a greenhouse, or additional living space after checking the site and local requirements.
YOUR HOME & PROPERTY COMPASS
See your priorities at a glance.
A spider diagram brings six areas into one picture: energy, comfort, water, outdoor space, resilience, and upkeep. Your goals help decide where to focus first.
This example shows fictional homeowner priorities on a 1–5 scale. It is not a measured efficiency rating, an energy audit, or a promise of savings. Unknown performance stays unknown until supporting information is available.
CHOOSE YOUR NEXT STEP
A useful plan.
A defined scope.
Compare all three sample reports below, using the same Dallas-area home. Every report is shaped around your priorities, budget, and appetite for upkeep. Suburban homes and rural properties are both welcome.
THE STARTING POINT
Property Snapshot
$95
A focused visual roadmap for one home.
- A personalized 4–6 page PDF
- Three prioritized improvement ideas
- One concept image from suitable supplied photos
- Six-category opportunity overview
- Next steps, sources, and key unknowns
- One round of factual corrections
MORE DIRECTION
Property Plan
$245
More research and a phased approach.
- Everything in the Snapshot
- A deeper look at up to three selected projects
- A phased project roadmap
- Local contractor candidates to contact
- A 20-minute planning conversation
A CLOSER LOOK
Home Efficiency Review
$495+
A remote review informed by your home’s data.
- Utility bills and equipment information
- Comfort and maintenance priorities
- Improvement scenarios with stated assumptions
- A written scope and quote before work begins
The Efficiency Review sample uses clearly labeled fictional utility data to demonstrate the analysis. Planning services only. Reports do not replace inspections, energy audits, surveys, engineering, permit approvals, or contractor estimates. Savings and project feasibility are not guaranteed. Construction is quoted separately.
HOW IT WORKS
Your goals set
the direction.
- Tell us about your home.
Share your address, goals, budget range, and photos you have permission to use.
- We sort the possibilities.
Alex reviews the available information and develops priorities with AI-assisted research and visuals.
- Receive your roadmap.
A clear PDF separates observations, ideas, and questions to resolve before spending money.
FOR REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Give buyers a clearer vision
of life in their new home.
Offer a report as an optional buyer service or a thoughtful closing gift, starting at $95. Share the property and your client’s goals; we confirm the scope before preparing their PDF. Clients can then choose whether to pursue further planning or separately quoted local work. For listing concepts, we agree on the scope and image permissions before preparing materials.
ROOTED IN HANDS-ON WORK
Practical experience.
A wider perspective.
I’m Alex Fahad, founder of New Moon Handyman, now New Moon Construction, in Whatcom County, Washington.
Cascade Works grows from that work: helping people care for their homes, use their space well, and make thoughtful improvements. My engineering education and experience with home repairs, utility installations, and tiny-home projects inform the questions we ask.
Our remote planning service helps you choose a direction. For hands-on work in our Washington service area, explore New Moon Construction and Cascade Tiny Works.
LET’S START WITH YOUR PROPERTY
What would make your home
work better for you?
Email Alex with the property address and your top two goals.
We’ll confirm the scope and fit before you purchase.