They've Built. You Can Too.

I never thought I'd actually own a home that was truly ours. We went through Homerun for a house kit and the whole process felt almost too easy — I kept waiting for something to go wrong and it just... didn't. We're moved in now and I still can't believe it's real. This is the home my kids are going to grow up in.

I've framed out a lot of houses over the years. What Homerun delivers is a cut above what I'd expect at that price point — panels were square, everything was labeled, and the engineering drawings were clean. My crew had it enclosed in under a week. I'll be ordering my next two kits through them.

We operate three distribution facilities and this was our fourth build with an American-made steel supplier. Homerun matched the engineering spec without any back-and-forth, hit the delivery window, and the erection crew they sourced was experienced with commercial work. Column-free interior on a 14,400-square-foot footprint. Exactly what we needed.

I went in skeptical. Red iron buildings are a significant capital investment and I've seen projects go sideways. What won me over was the transparency — Parker walked me through every line item before I signed anything. The final number matched the quote to the dollar. That doesn't happen enough in this industry.

I had a budget and I was not moving off it. Every other quote I got either blew past it or came back with a building half the size I needed. Homerun found me a 40×60 steel frame shop that fit the number and didn't feel like a compromise. Insulated, wired, and running. Saved me close to $14,000 compared to the next quote.

Honestly I just wanted something done. I didn't want six months of phone tag and contractor drama. Homerun handled everything — matched me with a local builder, got the kit delivered on schedule, and my 30×40 workshop was standing before winter hit. Easy. Would absolutely use them again.

Needed hay storage and equipment cover. Not complicated. Told Homerun what I needed, they came back with a straight price, and the barn went up in a day and a half. It's solid, it's dry, and my equipment is out of the weather. That's all I asked for and that's exactly what I got.

My husband passed last spring and I had no idea how to handle getting the old barn replaced. I was so nervous about being taken advantage of. Parker was so patient — he explained everything, never once made me feel rushed, and the crew that came out was respectful and kind. I have my barn and I have my peace of mind back. Thank you.

I'll be honest — I came in pretty doubtful. "Turnkey" usually means "we'll do it all and charge you double." But the itemized breakdown they gave me was fair, and when I started getting my own bids on the slab work, Homerun was actually competitive. Everything went in on time, the concrete is flat and clean, and the building is up. I was wrong to doubt them.

I was completely overwhelmed trying to coordinate a concrete contractor, a steel supplier, and an erection crew separately. Someone told me to call Homerun and let them handle it. Best decision I made on this whole project. One point of contact, one contract, one headache instead of three. My bakery storage building was done in three weeks flat.