the Village Builder, Inc.
About us
The Village Builder, Inc. is the premiere custom home builder of Corvallis, Albany, and Philomath, Oregon. Since 1976, we have proudly served this community, building beautiful, luxury homes and delivering clients top quality at a fair price. Through dedicated hard work and a commitment to architectural detail, we have built a name for ourselves that has come to be synonymous with professionalism, service, and craftsmanship. Whether you’re interested in custom homes, solar homes, green building, home remodeling, kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, interior remodeling, home additions, or home renovations, we have you covered. While any building project can be stressful, our professionalism and construction expertise will put you at ease, creating an atmosphere of calm and security. Our goal is that the experience be actually pleasurable for you. We take great care to ensure our clients’ dreams, tastes, and lifestyles are in the heart of each home we work on. With The Village Builder, Inc. you can feel confident that you’re in good hands!
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2014 Super Service Award Winner! Previous years won: 2013. **Long-time Corvallis Master Builder. We build new Custom Homes. We do Home Remodeling and Additions, Custom Kitchens and Baths, Spectacular Decks, and Home Renovations. Solar, energy efficient construction and green building is a priority.
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"Thank you for your kind review of our work. If you have any problems at all we will gladly come back and fix the problem. We hope to work with you again in the future and hope that you will recommend us to your friends. Thanks again. Chuck & Peter Noone"
The bathrooms which had been spartan were given a more archaeological feel, with grey-green slate brick tiles accented by trails of pale river stones flowing from ceiling to wood floor in the master bath. The man who did our tile work was phenomenal and did a truly precision job. New custom firewood craftsman cabinetry and a framed mirror along with an enlarged window looking out into a native plant garden and the forest beyond brought the natural beauty of the outdoors inside. A black and gold ubatuba granite countertop beneath a graceful black granite sink bowl enhance the depth of the rich red of the new cabinets. Bruce M. built a walnut make-up table with matching chair in the style of a vintage writing desk to fit in a niche created when we took out an overlarge storage cabinet.
The upstairs bathroom was designed to be a grotto of rough, dark grey slate with a scattering of copper foiled glass tiles in the floor to ceiling shower tub combo. A new bubbler tub was installed as well. Craftsman light fixtures over a brightly polished copper sink bowl atop a black granite countertop and douglas-fir craftsman cabinetry give the small bathroom a rustic spa feel.
All of this work was accomplished without conflict or any troubling difficulties. We asked for some unusual things and they made sure we got what we wanted. We were very excited to see it all coming together day by day and could tell that all of the craftsmen working on our home were excited to contribute to its transformation. Really, they just did an extraordinary job.
I don't remember all the details now since it was over 30 years ago, but my general recollection is that Chuck made the process very easy. He was organized, thoughtful and tuned in to what we wanted. Besides having an engineering mind, he is very people oriented. I love that house til this day and I would hire Chuck in a heartbeat.
I have known Chuck for over 30 years and got to know him 30 years ago when he built a house for me and my husband. So when we decided to re-do our kitchen....there was no other choice to make than Chuck.
As for the quality of work, my wife and I can't say enough in praise. On many occasions, Chuck, one of the carpenters and I would discuss building details of placement and design -- from soffits to shelving to walkways, and the work always turned out better than I could imagine. The architect visited every few weeks and sometimes suggested minor changes: These were immediately incorporated, and at no additional cost.
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