A sideline in rainwater harvesting systems helps stabilize Rex Bost's custom home business while giving him a stake in the sustainable future.
Custom builders and architects should refrain from badmouthing the other to clients.
Eddinger Enterprises is a family-run custom home business that really works.
When the going got tough, Andy Byrnes got going, taking his business out of town and all across the country.
Russell D. Busa has found a niche building modular custom homes.
Hustle, reputation, and diversification have helped Randy Kurtz weather the recession--and being in one of Florida's strongest markets doesn't hurt.
While many custom builders who were set to retire are still working thanks to the recession, times also are hard for younger builders just getting into the business.
Atlanta-based Blalock construction specializes in both modern new homes and historic preservation.
Michael Connor brings the efficiency of panelized construction to authentic traditional custom homes.
Ted Peterson takes the business cycle in stride.
Custom builder Joseph Kais has succeeded by recognizing opportunities when they arise.
Rhode Island custom builder Jacob Talbot has kept his business alive by staying focused.
Our Custom Builder of the Year, Jim Murphy and Associates, is driven to perfect each and every job.
Two San Francisco architects find success in the design/build model.
Despite a down economy, Boston-area custom builder/remodeler Finley Perry's business succession plan is right on track.
Custom builder Mitch Handman is taking advantage of a slow market by buying, renovating, and holding rental properties.
In New York's Hudson Valley, a custom builder takes a chance on a passive house.
In the Berkshires of Massachusetts, custom builder Lou Boxer handles the downturn with aplomb.
It takes a risk taker to build an art house, and often the builder, architect, and client become friends for life.
A Los Angeles custom builder says yes to diversification.