A Practical Approach to Better Building
We don’t approach eco building as a trend — we approach it as a responsibility.
Every decision in a home’s construction affects how it performs over time. From insulation and air sealing to material selection and moisture control, small details add up to a more efficient, durable structure.
Our focus is simple: build homes that use less energy, last longer, and perform better in real-world conditions.
Tiny Homes &
Compact Living
For some homeowners, building sustainably means building smaller.
Tiny homes and compact living spaces offer an opportunity to reduce material consumption, lower operating costs, and simplify daily living without sacrificing comfort or quality.
At Redwood Homes, our experience in custom residential construction allows us to apply the same building standards, craftsmanship, and attention to detail to smaller homes as we do to larger projects.
Whether used as a primary residence, retirement home, guest house, secondary dwelling unit, or recreational property, tiny homes can provide a practical and efficient housing solution when designed and built properly.
Benefits of Tiny Homes
• Lower energy consumption
• Reduced maintenance requirements
• Efficient use of materials and space
• Flexible use as primary or secondary residences
• Smaller environmental footprint
Tiny Home Projects & Models
Our tiny home and compact home designs range from approximately 170 to 800 square feet and can be customized to suit your property, lifestyle, and intended use. We offer solutions for full-time living, aging in place, guest accommodations, rental units, home offices, and recreational properties.
What This Looks Like on Site
High-performance building isn’t about one feature — it’s about how everything works together.
We focus on:
• Proper insulation and thermal control
• Air sealing and draft reduction
• Moisture management and ventilation
• Durable, long-lasting material choices
• Thoughtful design that supports efficiency
These are not upgrades — they’re part of building correctly.
Experience That Matters
With decades of hands-on building and restoration experience, we’ve seen how homes perform over time — and where they fail.
That knowledge informs how we build today.
Our approach to eco homes isn’t experimental. It’s grounded in proven methods that improve performance without compromising structural integrity or practicality.
Who This Is For
This approach is a good fit for homeowners who:
• Value long-term performance over short-term savings
• Want a more comfortable, consistent indoor environment
• Care about energy efficiency and operating costs
• Prefer durable, well-built structures
We work with clients who want to build thoughtfully — not just quickly.
