Cunningham Homes grew out of our customers need for an experienced custom homebuilder who had the buying power of a volume builder. We saw an opportunity to deliver to homeowners impressive quality at a lower cost than other builders.

Your home is a place where you and your family relax, connect and laugh. It is a place where you can enjoy friends and neighbors, or escape from the world around you.

A custom home is also a big financial commitment. You have worked hard to earn the privilege of living in your dream home and we’ll work hard to provide value for today and years to come.

We respect and understand the many decisions you will make – and we are there to help you navigate the process from the beginning to a happy ending.

To us, it is a company who has experienced craftspeople who produce quality while building your home to meet your needs, not theirs… people who are available to you, not ducking your calls… and people who anticipate and answer your questions so you understand what to expect and when.

Our Building Supervisors and Craftspeople have built thousand of homes, shopping centers, and apartment buildings. They know how to produce the quality you expect and they really want to make you a happy customer. A Building Superintendent will manage the building process and work with you to achieve your goals.  Our Superintendents care about quality and have the experience to identify problems before they arise. Most of our Craftspeople have been with us for a long time, some since 1989. It’s that kind of commitment and continuity that helps assure a quality product completed in a timely manner.

And, because you expect quality, we use the finest brand name materials and products including Bosch and GE appliances, PG&T windows, and Delta plumbing, among others.

Green buildings are increasingly important to homeowners and Cunningham Homes not only applies these “best practices” to your custom home, we produce Energy Star-qualified homes that can save you up to 30 percent on your energy use. A lot of builders say they engage in green building practices, but our buildings meet the exacting standards required to earn the Energy Star certification.

Some Energy Star features you can see, such as high-performance windows with protective coatings and high-quality frames. But the ones you can’t see are critical to keeping your energy costs low. These include:

• Tight construction to reduce moisture and cut down on drafts, dust and pollen. It seems obvious, but it is not always the standard.
• Increased – and effectively installed – insulation to keep temperatures even throughout your home.
• Careful duct sealing to reduce drafts and humidity thereby cutting your utility bill, and improving your indoor air quality so you can live in a healthier home.