Tahoe Quarterly: Eco Estate - Building Green Doesn't Mean Building Drab

Friday, March 20, 2015

The Montgomery home proves sustainable does not mean stark. Scott Montgomery is only kind of kidding when he says that his Truckee house, set on 5.3 acres, has been his job since he and his wife, Suzanne, retired from the Bay Area about four years ago. With their two children grown, the couple decided it was time to build their dream—an eco-friendly property where they could raise their own food. After seeing several houses designed by Truckee’s MWA, they contacted architect Kristi Thompson.

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"Working with the Heller Construction Team on our Alpine Meadows renovation was the best decision we could have made. Attention to detail, communication, craftsmanship and expertise made our experience with Heller Construction enjoyable and rewarding. Even though we live outside the area we rarely felt that this was a disadvantage because during job site visits the entire team was available to discuss the progress which resulted in efficiency in making decisions that took all factors into consideration. Invoicing and budget management was very professional and accurate. Heller is the complete package providing special planning / interior design which played a huge role in our overall satisfaction of this project. Our renovation turned out better than we could have ever imagined - thanks to Heller Construction."

Jessica Coleman

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Tahoe Quarterly: Eco Estate - Building Green Doesn't Mean Building Drab