Curtis Homes has a rich history of serving people while meeting their home needs. Founded in 2009 based out of Hood River, Curtis Homes has grown to building consistently in 5 unique locations in both Oregon and Washington! Our goal is to build a lasting legacy that you can live in.
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It is time for the annual Central Oregon Builders Association home tour in Central Oregon!
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Curtis Homes had the pleasure of speaking with Matt Douglas of Earth Advantage on our Five-Minute Friday Series! Matt calls Bend home and is Manager, Central Oregon Residential for Earth Advantage.
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Curtis Homes had the pleasure of speaking with one of our very own Project Managers on our Five-Minute Friday Series! Cole is a PM in Bend, Oregon and is overseeing the construction of a beautiful new home along the Deschutes River.
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Last Friday, Curtis Homes had the pleasure of speaking with Adam Peterson of Muddy River Design on our Instagram Live series; ‘Five Minute Fridays.’
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Curtis Homes is holding a coloring contest! We’ve made our ‘Hang on to Hope’ design available for download so that you can make a sign of your own! Download the coloring page, print it off and have fun coloring it. Once your masterpiece is finished you can place it in your window to spread positivity! […]
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Happy homeowners and beautiful homes; two things that are keeping us motivated and focused during this time!
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Chrissy Cole comes to the Curtis Homes with over 25 years’ experience in the construction and financial services industries.
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Cameron and the Curtis Homes team is committed to the health and well-being of our friends, families, colleagues and communities.
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Note from Cameron Curtis: I am excited to be joining the Oregon Home Builder Association Board of Directors. I am excited to participate in the good work of this organization.  “A voice for the builder, We are a non-profit advocacy association working to bring your voice to the Oregon State Capitol. We shape housing policy on behalf of […]
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