Our Work
From detailed custom homes to simple, affordable builds, every project shares the same focus on performance. Here's the finished work, and moments from construction that show how each one was built.
High-performance custom home
A two-story, high-performance, energy-efficient home combining a gambrel roofline with brick, white board-and-batten and lap siding, and a dark standing-seam metal roof. Covered porches with cedar posts and beams wrap the rear of the house, and an attached two-car garage sits under the same roofline.
Photographed during the final stages of construction. How we build for performance
High-performance garage with living quarters
A detached two-car garage with living quarters above, built as a high-performance, energy-efficient structure to match its home: white lap siding, a brick wainscot between and beside the doors, carriage-style lights, and a gable window.
Behind it, a covered patio pairs a cedar tongue-and-groove ceiling with heavy cedar posts and beams joined by black steel brackets, with recessed lighting and a ceiling fan overhead.
Photographed at completion, before the driveway was poured.
Affordable high-performance home
A small, affordable home with a simple exterior: tan metal siding, brown trim, and a white metal roof. The finishes are plain, but the design is built for efficiency. This home shows that high-performance, energy-efficient, fire-resistant construction doesn't require an elaborate exterior.
Metal siding and roofing are among the fire-resistant exterior options we recommend. Exterior materials
High-performance garage
A red metal garage with two overhead doors and a covered side entry. Like the barndominium, it keeps the exterior and finishes simple while putting the effort into an efficient, high-performance design.
Gallery
Select a photo to view it larger. Use the arrow keys to move between photos and Escape to close.
We'd be glad to hear what you're planning and talk about how we could help.