Qualico Communities takes the utmost care in building neighbourhoods that you and your family want to live in. We ensure they're a great place to make memories and watch your family grow. But what makes our communities the very best are the homes that are built in them, which is why choosing the best quality builders is an important step in our process.
In this latest instalment of our Edmonton Builder Spotlight series, we highlight three more builders working hard for homeowners in our communities.
Landmark’s Legacy of Commitment
Landmark’s Legacy of Commitment Since the company’s founding in 1977, Landmark Homes has built more than 12,000 homes in Edmonton and Calgary. Recognized for excellence in green building and environmental sustainability, Qualico Communities is proud to have Landmark Homes building in Laurel Crossing in south-east Edmonton.
Their magnificent Dalhousie Tudor showhome in Laurel Crossing stands as a testament to the quality craftsmanship homebuyers can expect from Landmark Homes.
This 2178 square foot single-family home features four bedrooms and three bathrooms–excellent for a big family looking for a larger home. You’ll enjoy how spacious and bright the home is, where every room has unique characteristics but all tie together beautifully.
Landmark has also played a significant role in contributing to the life of Albertans, having donated more than $21 million to charities over the past 20 years. Almost half of this amount went towards creating the Nasseri School of Building Sciences and Engineering at the University of Alberta.
Benefit From Parkwood Building Principles
Now building in the communities of Laurel Crossing and Tamarack Common, Parkwood Master Builder is no stranger to building homes in Edmonton. The family-owned-and-operated company has been building in the region for more than 28 years. During that time, Parkwood has been able to bring incredible value to their customers.
Valuing outstanding customer service, quality workmanship and involvement in the community, Parkwood has contributed to those buying their homes, as well as to the community at large. They've supported a number of organizations over the years, including the University Hospital Foundation, the Kids with Cancer Society, and the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.
Parkwood Master Builder has gorgeous showhomes now open in the newest phase of Laurel Crossing, with three showhomes on display. The Kingsbury, a 1646 square foot single-family home, offers homeowners three bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms. There's so much to enjoy in this home, such as a vaulted ceiling in the great room, a master bedroom with a walk-in closet and an optional income suite layout in the basement!
Parkwood’s duplexes are also a great option for those looking for the same number of bedrooms and bathrooms, but don’t require as much space.
Marcson Homes
Marcson HomesIf you're looking for a home defined by its elegance, Marcson Homes could be your ideal builder. Now building executive style single-family homes in the community of Langdale in Windermere, homeowners will have a home as refined as the community they live in.
Marcson’s showhome in Langdale, the Valentina, is a spacious 2744 square feet with three bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, and upscale features you won’t find in many homes. This includes two back decks (one of which is covered), a three-car garage, a dining room with a stunning box beam ceiling, a den and a large laundry room. The large bedrooms on the upper floor also have walk-in closets.
Founded in 2009, Marcson Homes provides homebuyers in the Edmonton area with a personable experience while they build a home with their customer’s customized choices in mind. They also give back to our community by supporting several local organizations, including Covenant Health, YESS, The Lurana Shelter Society and Norquest College.
Be on the look out for our extra instalment of Edmonton builders constructing homes in our communities. If you’d like to learn about other builders in our neighbourhoods, be sure to visit our blog for past instalments to this series:
