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Unaccompanied Housing
The Pacific Northwest is one of the military's best duty stations with historical and cultural attractions, diverse outdoor recreational activities, outstanding educational opportunities, and very friendly people! Western Washington is well known for all the rain we get, but because of this rain, it is green and lush all year round. And when we have clear sunny weather, you won't believe the incredible views.
We are committed to offering you the finest quality Unaccompanied Housing (UH) services and accommodations during your tour of duty here in the great Northwest.
Our mission is to provide you with a “Home away from home”. We are here to ensure you have safe, clean, secure and comfortable accommodations.
Housing Check-in
Unaccompanied Housing Permanent Party Personnel.
Naval Station Everett - Unaccompanied Housing Front Desk
2000 West Marine View Drive, Bldg #2029
Everett, WA 98207
425-304-3111
Business Hours: 6 a.m. - 10 p.m.
After-hours check-in, please call 425-508-2946
Maintenance Issues:
Please use the QR code in your room (Click the link below for instructions) or contact the Front Desk or Building Manager.
Front Desk (425) 304-3111
Bldg. 2026/2028 Building Manager (425) 304 3152
Bldg. 2029/2027 Building Manager (425) 304 3117
Submit an online Maintenance Request →
Resident Recognition Program
Resident of the Quarter & Resident of the Month
Be recognized for your exemplary contributions to the mission of Unaccompanied Housing through our Resident Recognition Program. The Resident of the Month receives an LOA from the Base CO, and the Resident of the Quarter receives a designated parking spot for 3 months! To be qualified for the Resident of the Quarter, the resident must first win the Resident of the Month.
The resident must demonstrate the following qualities:
- Room is kept in an exceptionally clean and organized manner.
- Consistently receives outstanding ratings during scheduled and non-scheduled inspection.
- Actively participates in UH/MWR/Recycling program.
- No violation of any UH Policies (guests, cooking, alcohol, etc.).
- Displays pro-active attitude, respect for others and proven organizational and mission support.
- Contributions that have made the nominee a more valuable UH resident.
Resident Advisors
A Resident Advisor (RA) is an E-5 to E-9 single sailor or Geographical Bachelor (GB) who lives in Unaccompanied Housing (UH) and provides a senior presence for mentoring and counseling of junior sailors residing in UH. The RA program is designed to assist in maintaining good order and discipline and will assist in enforcing UH policy.
Become a Resident Advisor (RA)
Benefits to being a RA:
- Leadership Opportunity - Become a role model for junior service members, help to facilitate a "community" concept.
- Private Room - RA's get their own room, where available.
- Boost Your Career - Look great on performance evaluations! Be in a highly visible role, helping others to adapt to military life.
Contact your local Unaccompanied Housing Building Manager to apply!
Housing Service Center
The Navy Housing Service Center (HSC) is your first stop to receive information on housing options and community resources. Our centers offer a wide variety of referral services for you, including information on the local community and surrounding areas. We can also assist you with finding off-base housing. Whether you are just arriving, preparing to move away, or changing residences, we have ways to help.
Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH)
The Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) is a U.S. based allowance prescribed by geographic duty location, pay grade, and dependency status. It provides uniformed Service members equitable housing compensation based on housing costs in local civilian housing markets within the United States.
