Billings, MT TESTIMONIAL
BUILDER OVERVIEW
BUILDER OVERVIEW
In 1993, Jim McCall founded McCall Homes. But Jim and his family (sons Greg and Brad and daughter Carolee) didn’t want to become just another home builder or developer. They wanted to do something unique and meaningful. They wanted to build more than just quality homes. They wanted to build a neighborhood. A place where Jim could watch his grandkids grow up right in front of him, and a place where Brad, Greg and Carolee would all have a built-in babysitter! More than that, they wanted to do it responsibly- in a way that didn’t contribute to urban sprawl, and that would be affordable for all.
CONTRIBUTING TRADE PARTNERS
Carpets Plus Color Tile
Finishing Touch
Toepfer Concrete
Chadwick Stuart Construction
Billings Construction Supply
Carbon County Installations
Kenco Security and Technology
Energy A.D. Inc.
Ferguson
Billings Marble and Granite
Kitchens Plus
Sonshine Electric
Comfort Heating and Cooling
Precision Plumbing
Murray Floor and Window Coverings
One Source Lighting
Outlaw Exteriors
Grand Lumber
Bridger Concrete Pumping
Sanderson-Stewart
Bloedorn Lumber
American Title & Escrow
Western Security Bank
Doug Jensen – Payne Financial
Billings Insulation
Earthmovers
Castlerock Excavation
Redline Construction
Wanner Roofing
Drywall Unlimited
Complete Construction
ADR Painting
Sherwin Williams
A & H Turf
BTU Busters
Tvetne Turf
Pacific Supply
Pride Industries
NEWS & UPDATES
McCall Homes: 2019 Homes for HOPE Recap
McCall Homes, A committed member of the Homes for HOPE family. McCall Homes, along with their participating trade partners and suppliers, recently completed their 2nd Home for Hope project, successfully raising $104,000 in support of HOPE International.
BuilderMT & Homes for Hope
Homes for Hope and BuilderMT teamed up to create a video as a call to action for Homes for Hope. Watch to video for more…
Toxic Charity and Why Handouts Don’t Always Help
Builders across America knew something was wrong but couldn’t quite put their finger on it. Those who build Homes for Hope have come to realize that handouts don’t always help, they can hurt.