Spring ’24 Update

Greetings! This update is two fold, the first pertaining to our build schedule, certifications, and other boring stuff. The second is that the San Juan tiny house has sold. Thanks to all who reached out about it or dropped us kind words.

Now that I no longer have a “big” house to build, I can devote more time to the business. A LOT more time. We’re ramping production capability back up. I was limiting the build calendar to one house at a time to keep things manageable, but now we’ll go back to doing at least two builds at once, maybe a tad more depending on the project (small simple builds, and shell builds are easier to slip in).

Our commitment to quality, customization, and value will always take priority over quantity, so rest assured anyone ordering a tiny house from us will receive the best service possible. In fact, with our new facility starting to get really dialed in, our process and final product is only getting better.

This said, we now have build slots starting as soon as July 2024. Please keep us in mind if you are having difficulty finding a builder with availability this summer or fall. Plenty of 2025 slots available too!

If you are a customer wanting a tiny house build within the state of Colorado, we are in serious conversations with the state to get setup as an approved Manufacturer. To our knowledge, no other builder has signed up as the date of this blog post. Expect this to change very soon!

We are also in talks with Pacific West Associates to get setup as an accredited ANSI 119.5 Builder., aka RV certified. We have resisted RV certification for years, because we don’t build recreational vehicles, we build quality tiny dwellings. Unfortunately, the tiny house industry as at a point in its development that most tiny house buyers require this certification in order to obtain legal parking, financing, insurance, and more. While I don’t feel it is the best long term solution, it is a current and obtainable solution for anyone who needs it. We can also still provide NOAH certification for anyone wanting this.

A lot of Colorado builders have closed down shop in the past year or two. It’s a shame since most of them were friends of mine, and also did wonderful work. The tiny house community misses them already. I count my blessings that RMTH was able to “stick it out” and keep on doing what we love best, building awesome tiny houses at a great value.

Thanks for checking in!