We serve Des Moines and the metro within roughly 25 miles: Polk, Dallas, Warren and Madison county communities from Ankeny and Bondurant in the north and east to Indianola and Carlisle in the south and Waukee in the west. Each city page describes that town's housing stock and what we most often do there.
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From the pre-war blocks around Valley Junction to the 2000s subdivisions past Jordan Creek, West Des Moines houses span a century of insulat… Read more →
Ankeny is mostly new. That does not mean it is tight. Rim joists, bonus rooms and finished basements in 2000s and 2010s houses are where we … Read more →
Urbandale's east side is postwar ranches and split-levels; its west side is 1990s and 2000s two-stories. Both have a rim joist that has neve… Read more →
Between Saylorville Lake and the Merle Hay corridor, Johnston is mostly 1990s-and-newer housing with finished basements, bonus rooms and com… Read more →
Waukee is the newest large housing stock in the metro. New does not mean sealed: rim joists, bonus rooms and bare basements are the pattern.… Read more →
A long, narrow city along Hickman Road and the Walnut Creek greenbelt, Clive runs from 1960s ranches on the east to 2000s two-stories on the… Read more →
East of the city along I-80 and U.S. 65, Altoona mixes an older small-town core with waves of 1990s-through-2020s subdivisions and a lot of … Read more →
Hilly ground southeast of the city means walkout basements and exposed rim joists. Pleasant Hill's mostly-2000s housing has both in quantity… Read more →
Grimes has gone from a farm town on Highway 141 to one of the metro's fastest-growing suburbs. Most of its houses are less than twenty years… Read more →
South of the city along Highway 28, Norwalk has grown from a small Warren County town into a suburb of mostly 2000s houses, with an older co… Read more →
The Warren County seat has a real old town: roughly a fifth of its houses predate 1960 and many are much older. Those attics and foundations… Read more →
Bondurant is the newest housing in the metro by median year built. It is also open, windy ground where a leaky rim joist or bonus room shows… Read more →
Roughly seven in ten Windsor Heights houses were built before 1960. It is the metro's most concentrated stock of postwar ranches and Cape Co… Read more →
Where the Middle River meets the Des Moines River south of the city, Carlisle is a river town with an older core, a ring of 1970s houses and… Read more →
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