Elk Ridge Homes

It’s the little details that can make everyday life easier. At Elk Ridge Homes, we place the breaker panel and water heater in the garage - keeping them easily accessible without having to head outside or climb into the attic.

Just another example of how thoughtful design goes beyond what you can see!

How much of a difference does homesite size really make??

A typical homesite in a master-planned community may be around 6,000 sq. ft. At Elk Ridge Homes, our acreage homesites can be around 25,000 sq. ft. - that’s more than FOUR times the space.

More room between neighbors. More backyard. More space to make home feel like your own!

A home on acreage should be designed around the view! Take a look inside the Evergreen with CEO Dave Barnhart as he points out some of the details behind its design - including the 8' front door and intentional sight lines that let you see the wooded surroundings from the moment you walk in and throughout the main living spaces.

Then head out back, where the covered patio gives you even more room to create an outdoor living space and enjoy the land you call home.

Explore the Evergreen floorplan: https://elkridgenewhomes.com/floorplans/the-evergreen/

We build homes, not units! For us, it’s not about finding the quickest or most efficient way to build the same floor plan over and over. It’s about asking how we can make our homes 1% better every day.

From the smallest details to the finished product, our goal is simple: build a home our entire team is proud to put the Elk Ridge Homes name on — and that you’re proud to call home.

Hear more about the philosophy behind the way we build.

We asked Realtor Molly a few questions…

From what she’s seeing in today’s market to her thoughts on our Deer Pines model - and even the features she’d want in a home of her own - Molly gave us her take on all things home!

Hear what she had to say, and tell us: what’s one feature that would be a MUST in your next home? 👇

What’s a P-trap.... and what does it actually do? It’s one of those parts of your home you probably don’t think about, but it plays an important role in your plumbing system.

Come behind the scenes with CEO Dave Barnhart as he shows us a P-trap during construction and explains what it does before everything gets covered up.

The more you know about what’s behind the walls, the more you know about how your home is built!