Build Your Dream Home in Yakima County, WA with Coval Homes

Discover a fresh start in the heart of Central Washington. Coval Homes is the trusted new-home builder in Yakima County, Washington, designing affordable, energy-efficient custom homes that reflect the natural beauty and agricultural heritage of the region.

Why Yakima County?

Sun-Drenched Scenery – Bask in over 300 days of sunshine each year. From Naches to Zillah, enjoy panoramic views of vineyards, orchards, and snow-capped peaks in the distance.

Year-Round Recreation – Take advantage of nearby outdoor adventures—hike Cowiche Canyon, fish the Yakima River, or ski at White Pass just a short drive away.

Close-Knit Communities – Find a place where community still matters. Yakima County is known for its friendly neighborhoods, farmers markets, and vibrant local events.

The Coval Homes Advantage

Build on Your Land – Already own property or just starting your search? We’ll help you navigate the process. While permitting and site prep are the homeowner’s responsibility, Coval Homes supports you at every step to make your vision a reality.

Customizable Floor Plans – Tailor your home to match your lifestyle. Choose from a wide selection of layouts with open-concept living, dedicated office space, or flexible room configurations.

Energy Efficiency – Every home is engineered to handle Yakima’s climate with durable materials, high-efficiency HVAC systems, and well-insulated walls that keep you comfortable year-round.

Transparent Pricing & Timeline – Enjoy peace of mind with a detailed construction schedule and clear cost estimates—no hidden fees, no surprises.

Life at Your Pace

Yakima County combines rural charm with modern convenience—a place where you can garden in your backyard, host friends under the stars, and live life on your own terms. When you choose Coval Homes, you’re choosing long-lasting quality and a community-focused lifestyle.

Ready to Start?

Call (800) 693-0357 today. Let Coval Homes help you build the future you’ve been dreaming of in Yakima County—a place to plant roots and grow for generations.