Teton Timberframe

We're reminded daily of how special this place is and how grateful we are to live here, so we're dedicated to building the best possible homes for the planet.

We've done this in the past by encouraging our clients to choose better building materials and designing their spaces to be as energy efficient as possible. Going forward, we're stepping up our game even more to ensure that every one of the homes we build, big or small, meets careful criteria for sustainable and earth-friendly building practices.

It's what matters to us in the long run. We'll always build timeless beautiful homes, but not at the cost of our planet.

We're looking for someone with the Right Stuff to join the Teton Timberframe team!

We're currently hiring a Project Manager to join our Driggs, Idaho based crew.

We work hard, maintain a good sense of humor, make decisions that benefit the planet, and respect our powder clause too.

Interested? Check out our job descriptions and application process on our website under "careers." No phone calls, please.

One from the archives! Building this timberframe and straw bale enclosed home was one of our favorite projects because of the thoughtful design that went into it.

Originally built off-grid it has since been tied to the grid but produces as much power as it consumes for most of the year with PV panels and a wind generator. Copper gutters bring rain water to a large cistern and solar thermal panels heat domestic water and in-floor radiant glycol.

Here it is before we enclosed it with straw bales and plaster.

"Set your sights high" they said.
"Reach for the stars" they said.
"Keep your head up" they said.

Did they mean that literally...?

We love how this sweet living and dining room came together. Natural light, high ceilings, and a vibrant rug make this such an inviting space for both quiet mornings alone, and big gatherings of good friends.