Nip Tuck Remodeling Named One of Washington’s 100 Fastest-Growing Private Companies

Nip Tuck Remodeling named a fastest-growing private company in Washington

100 Fastest-Growing Private Companies

We are pleased to announce that Puget Sound Business Journal has named Nip Tuck Remodeling as one of the 100 Fastest-Growing Private Companies in Washington. 

Each year, Puget Sound Business Journal verifies the financial information of Washington-based companies and then ranks the fastest-growing.

To make the list, companies must meet revenue requirements and demonstrate revenue growth for the previous two years. To qualify, the firms must be privately held and headquartered in Washington State. The Puget Sound Business Journal ranks the companies by calculating revenue growth percentages. Nip Tuck is privileged to be included in the top 100.

According to the Puget Sound Business Journal, only companies globally headquartered in Washington that operate as an independent, privately held corporation, proprietorship or partnership (not a subsidiary or division of another company) were eligible.

What a journey it’s been to reach this point! We are so proud to be named one of Washington’s fastest-growing private companies by the Puget Sound Business Journal. Of the 100 companies, they chose us to do an in depth write up, which you can read here: bizj.us/1pr0yz

Nip Tuck Remodeling is number 50 on the list.

Learn more about our design-build remodeling process and our team that has fostered this growth.

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