At Hibbs Homes, we recognize there are many St. Louis home builders to choose from when building a new home. While the home building market is chock full of worthy competition, we firmly believe working with our team is a one-of-a-kind experience. So, what sets up apart from other home builders? We’re glad you asked! …
Architect Curtiss Byrne Designs High Performance Homes That Allow Owners To Age in Place St. Louis architect Curtiss Byrne graduated from Washington University with a Master’s degree in Architecture in 1992, and has been hard at work designing projects from small remodels to large custom homes since that time. Through his many years of hands-on …
Utility bills getting you down? You’re not the only one! Luckily, there are some relatively easy ways homeowners can make their home more sustainable and energy efficient. Whether you recently moved into a new home or are looking for simple ways to make an older home more sustainable and reduce your energy bills, we’ve got …
Energy-Efficient Custom New Home Construction in Downtown Kirkwood, MO Located in the heart of downtown Kirkwood, MO, this energy-efficient new construction home was built for a family who previously lived in a dated, low-efficiency home on the same lot. They loved the prime location of their home, so they chose to sustainably deconstruct the home …
Building Healthier Homes by Design How the Indoor Air Quality in Your Home Impacts Your Health New parents know all too well the weight of responsibility and overwhelming love that leads to middle-of-the-night checks on little ones – just to be sure that their little chests are rising and falling as they sleep. It is …
You commute to work. You struggle to fit in workouts where you can. Your teenager is 30 hours into the science fair project that would never end. Our lives seem fuller than ever – and our hours more scarce. For that reason, we work with our clients to build low maintenance homes – ones that will …
What is net zero home home building? Net-Zero , or as we call them at Hibbs Homes, “Hibbs Zero” is a type of home that is grid-tied, meaning they produce as much of the renewable energy as they consume on a yearly basis. The result is a dramatic reduction in energy bills, in some cases – …