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As the temperatures rise, homebuyers are prioritizing comfort, efficiency, and livability when searching for a new home. At Conner Homes, our commitment to thoughtful design and quality ensures every home is built with real life in mind—especially during the summer season.

If you’re in the market for a new construction home this summer, here are the top summer-ready features that make a difference.

1. Energy-Efficient Windows and Insulation

Summers in the Pacific Northwest can still bring the heat. All Conner Homes are built with high-performance windows and enhanced insulation to help reduce heat transfer, keeping your home cooler while lowering energy bills. It’s comfort you can feel—and savings that last.

2. Smart Thermostats for Heating & Cooling

Our homes feature smart home technology, including programmable thermostats that adapt to your lifestyle. Efficient climate control keeps your home cool when you need it, without wasting energy when you don’t.

3. Covered Outdoor Living Spaces

Conner Homes prioritizes outdoor living by offering covered patios, decks, and thoughtfully placed windows to extend your living space outdoors. Enjoy fresh air, summer barbecues, or evening relaxation—all in the comfort of your own backyard.

4. Functional Mudrooms & Drop Zones

From beach outings to backyard gardening, summer can be messy. Our floorplans include dedicated mudrooms and drop zones to keep everyday clutter organized and entryways clean.

5. Built for All Seasons, Not Just Summer

At Conner Homes, we understand that a great home goes beyond just good looks. Our homes are built for the long term, with timeless floorplans, energy-conscious materials, and spaces that adapt to every season—giving you year-round livability, not just summer comfort.

Find Your Summer-Ready Home Today

Whether you’re hosting summer gatherings, enjoying the longer days, or simply seeking a space that stays cool and efficient, our communities across Western Washington are ready to welcome you. Explore move-in ready homes in Kent, Seattle, Snohomish, Puyallup, and more.