New Homes
New home construction in Bear Lake Valley
From an empty lot to a house you can move into. We dig our own foundations, so the company that excavates the basement is the same one that builds the house on top of it: one schedule, one phone number, and nobody on site blaming the last crew.
What’s included
New Homes: what we do
- Site preparation, excavation and foundations
- Full homes, cabins and second homes
- Framing through finish work
- Tile and flooring by our own crew
- Driveways and utility lines to the house
Building for a Bear Lake winter
The valley floor sits close to 6,000 feet. Winters are long, the frost goes deep, and the snow load on a roof here is not what it is in Logan or Pocatello. A house built for this valley starts below the frost line and is framed for the weight it will carry every January.
The building season is short, too. Ground can’t be dug until it thaws, and the dry months fill up fast. The projects that get closed in before the first snow are the ones that were planned over the winter, with the lot ready the moment the ground opens.
From the job site
New Homes we’ve done
A modern home with a view
New Homes: common questions
When should I call about building a house next summer?
Over the winter, if you can. The building season in Bear Lake Valley is short — excavation can’t start until the ground thaws — and the summer schedule fills early. Calling in winter leaves time to plan the house, the lot and the permits before the ground opens.
Can one company do the excavation and the house?
Yes. We dig foundations, build roads and run utility lines as well as building the house itself, so the whole job — from the first bucket of dirt to the finished floors — runs on one schedule with one company accountable for it.
Also from us
Other work we do
Remodels & Additions
Kitchens, bathrooms, basements, and the extra room the house never had.
Read moreExcavation & Foundations
Basements and footings, lot clearing, grading, and the digging everything else depends on.
Read moreRoads & Driveways
New roads into a property and long rural driveways, built to stay usable through spring thaw.
Read moreTalk to us about new homes.
Tell us what you want to build, fix or dig, and where. You’ll be talking to someone from the valley who knows the ground.