Hoyt Homes — Planning Links
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Some helpful home planning resources.
Please enjoy our offering of home construction links. It's our hope that they may help you along the way as you look to have a new custom home built or begin a remodel project. The links are organized into categories for your convenience.
General Home Building Information Sites
- Before You Build − Great Resource for Residential Construction Information.
- Build.com − Another Great Resource for Building and Home Improvement Information.
- Energy Efficient Building Information − Enery Efficient Building Resource. In-depth articles on energy efficient and green building.
- NorthwesternEnergy.com
Home TV Online Resouces
- Home Time Online − The Site for the Popular HomeTime Show on PBS.
- Home and Garden Television Online Resource − Building and Remodeling Section of the HGTV Website. Great for home ideas.
Home Plans
- Home Plans − Resource for Home Plans
- Home Plans − Another Resource for Home Plans
Landscaping
- Gardening and Landscaping − Good Gardening, Planting and Landscaping Information. Site Includes Links to Additional Resources
Government and Industry Organizations
- HUD − U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
- NAHB − National Association of Home Builders
- MBIA − Montana Building Industry Association − The State Chapter of NAHB
- MBIA − Missoula Building Industry Association − The Local Chapter of NAHB
- Montana Green Building Program of Missoula
Realtors
- Rick Meisinger − One of the Realtors We Work with and Recommend
- MOR − Missoula Organization of Realtors
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Wade Hoyt, President
General Contractor
Missoula, MT
General Contractor
Missoula, MT
"I highly recommend Hoyt Homes to anyone considering building a new home or remodeling.
They will be rewarded with a level of thoroughness and professionalism that will meet the highest standards of the construction industry." –James Hoffmann, Architect
