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Where we work

Six towns, and why the work is different in each one

Frost depth, snow load, jurisdiction, septic constraints and the age of the housing stock all change as you move around the Gallatin Valley. So does the project.

6 townsGallatin and Park countiesShop in Bozeman
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Roughly an hour in any direction

Our shop sits on Griffin Drive in Bozeman. We work anywhere we can reach a site, deliver material and get a crew back to the shop in a working day. That is six towns and the county ground between them, and we would rather say no than stretch it.

Winter view of a snow-covered suburban town in Colorado with residential homes and mountain backdrop.

Bozeman

Gallatin County · City of Bozeman Building Division

Our home ground. Half our work sits inside the city limits, and a good share of it in the pre-1940 core.

Frost depth
36 inches minimum in town, 42 inches on exposed sites and higher benches.
Conservation overlay
Exterior changes in the NCOD need a Certificate of Appropriateness before the building permit.
8 neighbourhoodsLocal detail
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Belgrade

Gallatin County · City of Belgrade Building Department

Newer stock, bigger lots, and the highest share of basement finishes and additions we do anywhere.

Frost depth
36 inches minimum. Valley floor soils are generally good for standard footings.
Basement stock
Most houses have full basements, usually roughed but unfinished.
5 neighbourhoodsLocal detail
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Four Corners

Gallatin County · Gallatin County Building Department

County jurisdiction, acreage lots, wells and septic. A different set of constraints from in-town work.

Jurisdiction
Gallatin County Building Department, not a city department.
Septic bedroom count
Adding a bedroom may require a septic evaluation or expansion. Confirm before design.
5 neighbourhoodsLocal detail
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Big Sky

Gallatin and Madison Counties · Gallatin or Madison County, plus applicable design review

High elevation, high snow load, a short exterior season and design review on most properties.

Snow load
Substantially higher than the valley. Every span and footing is sized to the local design figure.
Exterior season
Foundation and dry-in work is scheduled against the weather window, not the calendar.
5 neighbourhoodsLocal detail
Residential area with houses and solar panels set against scenic mountains.

Livingston

Park County · City of Livingston Building Department

The oldest housing we work on, and the most rewarding. Also the windiest job sites in Montana.

Foundations
Rubble, brick and early poured foundations are common and often need assessment or underpinning.
Wind
High sustained winds affect siding, window and porch roof design, and exterior scheduling.
5 neighbourhoodsLocal detail
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Manhattan

Gallatin County · Town of Manhattan or Gallatin County, depending on the address

Small-town cores and working farmsteads. Two very different kinds of project in one service area.

Two jurisdictions
Town of Manhattan inside the limits, Gallatin County outside. Confirm the address first.
Well and septic
Properties outside town carry the same bedroom-count and capacity constraints as Four Corners.
5 neighbourhoodsLocal detail

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(406) 555-0182
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