Every great partnership starts with a shared belief and for Brian and Fermin, that belief was simple: quality and integrity should never be optional. Their story began years ago, when Brian hired Fermin to frame houses for the Anderson family business. From the very first project, it was clear Fermin wasn’t just skilled, he was the best in the business, and he built with the same values and craftsmanship the Anderson name had always stood for.

Anyone who has worked in custom homes knows the frustration all too well. Too many builders sacrifice quality for appearance, cutting corners where no one will notice, until they do. Brian and Fermin refused to accept that as the standard. They believed, and had proven time and again, that you don’t have to choose between beauty and quality. You can have both, if you’re willing to do the work the right way.

What started as a working relationship grew into something deeper over the years, and last year, it became official. Becoming partners wasn’t a business decision as much as it was a natural next step, two paths that had been heading toward the same destination all along. That partnership became Monarch Homes, and it was built on one foundation: ethics.

At the heart of everything we do is a simple truth, people want value, and people want others to do what they say they’re going to do. Our goal isn’t just to build homes; it’s to be different in an industry that too often forgets what matters. We want that difference felt in how we treat our homeowners, how we treat our tradesmen, and in the quality of every home we complete. We only bring people into our clients’ homes that we would trust in our own, around our own family because if we wouldn’t accept anything less for ourselves, we won’t ask our clients to.

That’s who we are. That’s Monarch Homes.