Al Belt Custom Homes

We create personalized home designs tailored to your family's needs, lifestyle, and aesthetic preferences. Our team collaborates closely with clients to develop unique floor plans, from ranch to two-story layouts, ensuring every detail reflects your vision. With over 25 years of expertise, we transform concepts into functional, beautiful spaces that stand the test of time.

Our energy-efficient homes reduce utility costs by up to 50% through advanced techniques like blown-in insulation, sealed ducts, and ENERGY STAR-rated windows. We prioritize sustainability without compromising quality, using materials that enhance comfort while minimizing environmental impact. Third-party certification ensures measurable energy savings for long-term value.

We specialize in ranch-style homes designed for modern living, offering open layouts and accessibility. These homes feature premium materials like Hardi-Plank siding and Pella windows, ensuring durability and curb appeal. Ideal for families or empty nesters, our ranch designs balance practicality with elegant architectural details.

Our two-story homes maximize space and functionality with thoughtful layouts that cater to growing families. Constructed with steel-reinforced concrete and advanced insulation, these residences combine structural integrity with energy efficiency. Each design emphasizes natural light, durable finishes, and customizable features for long-term comfort.

We offer renovation services to modernize and enhance existing homes, focusing on energy efficiency and structural improvements. From updating kitchens to expanding living spaces, our team uses high-quality materials and proven techniques to deliver results that align with your lifestyle and budget while maintaining the home's original integrity.

With over 25 years in custom home construction, Al Belt established his company by assembling a team of skilled craftsmen. His commitment to quality and direct client communication ensures every home meets rigorous standards for durability and client satisfaction.

Brian brings 28 years of expertise in new construction and residential real estate to Al Belt Custom Homes. He provides personalized guidance, ensuring clients are informed and confident throughout the building process, from design to completion.

We specialize in custom ranch, one-and-a-half-story, and two-story homes tailored to your family's needs and lifestyle.

Our Certified High Performance Homes use 35-50% less energy than average homes through advanced insulation, efficient HVAC systems, and sealed construction.

Yes! We offer extensive customization options or can design a home from scratch to match your unique vision and requirements.

We use premium materials like Pella windows, Hardi-Plank siding, blown-in batt insulation, and steel-reinforced concrete for durability and performance.

We guide you through design, material selection, and construction with direct communication, ensuring transparency and timely completion of your dream home.

On September 20 one of Al Belt's subcontractors backed over my dog in a private driveway and left. Thanks to an eyewitness and a caring neighbor he was rushed to the vet. His pelvis was completely separated from his spine, his underside and legs severely bruised and was in shock. He required 2 surgeries to reattach his spine and remove the large patch of dead tissue caused by the truck pulling him under the wheel.

He is still recovering. When I contacted Al Belt Homes I spoke with Brian Wilson, his representative who apologized and stated he would get to the bottom of it and the least they could do was help pay for the cost. He asked me for my address to send a note. I never received anything. When I emailed Mr. Belt with details of the incident, photos of my dogs extensive injuries and copies of the over $4900 worth of vet bills his response was that he was very sorry and that Brian had already apologized.

He also stated that his employees are very good people and they take great pride in what they do. I beg to differ Mr. Belt. A good employee would have contacted me personally to apologize, see how my dog was doing and perhaps offer to take some of the financial responsibility. A good business owner would have done the same. If this was a mailbox or car you backed into on someone's personal property my guess is you would take responsibility. You may build a good home but perhaps your character is what you should be building.

This company fails to take responsibility for a contractor driving over a dog in a driveway while working for their company. They were contacted and have done nothing except offer an apology. The dog had extensive injuries and vet bills. Sorry doesn't cut it. When you break a plate on the ground, do you think if you say sorry to it that it fixes the plate? Get it together, Al Belt.