Builders, GCs & developers
One custom home or a forty-unit building. You send the plans, we come back with an appliance package, a budget, and a timeline, then handle the ordering, delivery, install, and every warranty claim that follows.
On most jobs, appliances are an afterthought. The kitchen gets designed, the cabinets get ordered, and somewhere around the drywall stage someone realizes nobody has picked a refrigerator. Then the allowance turns out to be short, the lead time is fourteen weeks, and the unit that finally arrives doesn't fit the opening the cabinet shop built.
We work the other way around. Appliances get decided early, on paper, when changing them costs nothing.
This is the part most suppliers skip, and it's the part that saves you money.
None of these are exotic. All of them are expensive once framing is done. We've placed enough appliances in enough kitchens to know exactly where the drawings and the real world stop agreeing, and architects, respectfully, are designing a space, not living in it.
We flag it, you decide, and the problem never happens.
How plan review works →We'll tell you when the high-end package is worth it and when it isn't. Plenty of homes are better served by a well-chosen mid-range package and the money spent somewhere the client will actually notice.
We carry six brands, not sixty. Every one of them earned the slot by holding up in real houses over years we watched. When a line's service record slipped, we dropped it. We've done exactly that, and we'll tell you the whole story if you ask.
See packages by tier →We're not done when the truck leaves. We're done when everything works.
Multifamily & commercial
Most appliance dealers at our level chase custom homes and leave multifamily alone. The margins are tighter, and it takes a kind of logistics discipline a one-kitchen-at-a-time operation isn't built for. We do it, and we've done it here: apartments, condos, townhomes, and assisted living across Teton Valley, Jackson Hole, and eastern Idaho.
Volume ordering
Pricing and availability planned across the whole project, not unit by unit.
Staged delivery
Appliances arriving as each floor or building comes ready, coordinated to your construction phasing instead of dumped on site at once.
Spec consistency
The same package, finishes, and models across every unit, with substitutions managed when a line changes mid-project.
Replacement at scale
A defect process that works when you're dealing with forty of something, not one.
Everything that makes us good on a custom home carries over. We read the plans first, we deliver ourselves, and we stand behind what we sell. Multifamily just adds the logistics layer, and that's the part most of our competitors can't or won't do.
Reliability at scale
GE
Backed
For commercial and multifamily, the right appliance isn't the flashiest. It's the one that runs for years with the fewest service calls, because every callback is multiplied by the unit count.
That's why our commercial and multifamily lines lean on GE. GE backs the products we place, and we handle the defects, issues, and replacements ourselves. For a developer or property manager, that means one supplier who owns the problem when something fails, so your maintenance staff isn't chasing a warranty line across forty apartments.
Warranty and replacements →Recent projects
Every unit selected and delivered by our team, and installed by a trusted crew. Select a project to see the full photo set.
Who we work with
Custom home builders and GCs, apartment and condo developers, assisted living and senior housing, mixed-use and commercial. Ground-up or a renovation cycling units, the approach is the same: one supplier, one point of contact, supply through replacement.
See all commercial projects →Lead times move. High-end refrigeration and specialty ventilation run longest; value-tier packages move fastest. What matters isn't the number, it's whether you hear about a slip in time to reorder your schedule.
We'd rather give you a conservative date and beat it than an optimistic one and cost you a week of trades sitting idle.
One custom home or a forty-unit build, it starts the same way. Get us the plans and we'll come back with a package, a budget, and a timeline you can put on a schedule.