CONTRIBUTED CONTENT — Houses are constructed merely from brick and mortar – it’s the memories shared within their walls that make them worth living in. With a commitment to premium craftsmanship and thoughtful design, Visionary Homes builds communities that Utahns are proud to call home.
Visionary Homes is owned and operated entirely by people who live and work in the Beehive State. As Utah’s local home builder, they’re connected with the communities they serve.
“We’re very proud to be a local company,” said Mike Banner, vice president of sales and marketing. “We understand the value that Utah families are looking for.”
Logan-based builders Jeff Jackson and Justin Cooper merged their companies to create Visionary Homes in 2006. Today, they’re among the five largest home builders in the state with developments in Cache Valley, Tooele, Salt Lake Valley, Utah County and Southern Utah.
Visionary Homes employs 170 workers statewide, about 40% of which are women, along with over 2,000 trade partners. They also were recently named the official homebuilder of the Utah Jazz.
Unlike generic master-planned communities where developers pinch every penny, their neighborhoods are focused on lifestyle. Condos, single-family homes, multimillion-dollar estates – they do it all. Visionary Homes communities, each designed for a different type of homebuyer, stretch from Logan to St. George.
“Visionary Homes exists to edify,” Jackson said. “We edify the people of Utah by developing communities and homes that are truly built for living.”
The opportunity to build a new home is one of the most exciting milestones in life, and Visionary Homes knows what today’s homebuyers want. The company operates design studios for the Northern Utah, Southern Utah and Wasatch Front markets featuring hundreds of samples to consider, including flooring, cabinets, countertops and fixtures, plus full-size interior vignettes that customers can walk through.
With high value placed on comfort and energy efficiency, Visionary Homes are built to last a lifetime. The company is committed to delivering a high standard of construction that’s as close to perfect as it gets. Their signature “tight fit method” reduces air leaks to an absolute minimum while blocking the outside elements.
“What we built Visionary Homes on is our quality and attention to detail, both in the finishing touches and the places you can’t see,” said Barrett Nelson, the company’s president. “We constantly try to be on top of trends and new products to make our homes better, more energy efficient and more livable.”
The company strives to make homeownership as convenient as possible by incorporating technology at every turn, including smart home automation. Designed with today’s families in mind, their homes feature lights, locks, thermostats and more that can be controlled via smartphone. Visionary Homes is always looking to the future, Jackson said, and the possibilities are virtually endless.
Visionary Homes offers homebuyers concierge service from the first appointment until the day their home is move-in ready. Their attentive sales, design and building teams focus on the individual desires and needs of each customer. The company also offers spec homes for buyers needing a quick move-in.
Jackson encourages prospective buyers to visit a Visionary Homes neighborhood and experience the difference for themselves. From the layout of streets and placement of lots to the floor plans and materials used, everything reflects the thoughtful design process that has made them a trusted home builder for thousands of Utah families.
“We know that home is the most important place to a person and their family,” he said. “We’ve stayed true to our roots, and we’re grateful that we have the opportunity to build people’s dream homes.”
To learn more about Visionary Homes and ongoing developments, visit VisionaryHomes.com or call 435-222-2441.
Written by ALEXA MORGAN for St. George News.
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