takes full advantage of the view, space, or light; whether the architecture is suitable to the needs of the homeowner while also being esthetically pleasing and cost effective; and whether the materials will stand the test of time.

One might wonder whether it is really necessary to worry about every nut, bolt, board, and nail that I use. Perhaps not, in a house; in a home, however, I believe that all of the materials, including those seen and those unseen, matter. That is why I build homes one at a time. This gives me the time, energy, and focus necessary to pay attention to every detail. It also gives me the peace of mind to go to sleep each night knowing that I’ve produced the best product that money can buy - one that truly can be passed through generations as an heirloom.

I’ve built homes for 23 years in four different states, but I’ve never lived in a place with so many fine craftsmen per capita. My experience and reputation here in Bozeman has enhanced my ability to assemble a great team of craftsmen. From the architectural design through the finish work, every craftsman I use has been chosen for his commitment to quality and service, for his knowledge of products, and for his genuine pride of work.”