Building a healthy home is all about protecting the health and welfare of your family. Informed buyers are increasingly more concerned about indoor air quality. Issues like mold, radon, carbon monoxide and toxic chemicals (Volatile Organic Compounds) have received greater attention than ever as poor indoor air quality has been linked to a host of health problems such as eye irritation, allergies, headaches and respiratory problems such as asthma. According to EPA studies, indoor air pollution is often two to five times higher than outdoor air pollution.
To achieve superior indoor air quality, we pay very close attention to the home’s moisture control systems, pest management, heating, ventilating, air conditioning (HVAC) and combustion venting systems and building materials.
Amaris Custom Homes is an EPA Indoor airPLUS Partner and our green-built LEED and Minnesota GreenStar homes meet or exceed the Indoor airPLUS guidelines set by the EPA.
"We had a fantastic experience with Amaris Custom Homes.
They made the very stressful process of building a new home much easier with their wonderful ability to listen and see what we really wanted. We not only met a great building team, but we made some beautiful new friends."
Michelle - Webster, MN
"I never had to fight Amaris on any concern I had through the entire process. I felt like Amaris was my advocate and took care of everything. They didn't just build us a good home...they built us a great home!"
Tim - Northfield, MN
I've worked with Amaris professionally on multiple occasions with my clients and I can't recommend them highly enough! The integrity, quality, and customer service are unbeatable.
Linda - The MLS Online
We are very happy with the house Amaris Custom Homes built us. When there have been issues, they have stood behind their product.
Andrew - Maplewood, MN
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Building a healthy home is all about protecting the health and welfare of your family. Informed buyers are increasingly more concerned about indoor air quality. Issues like mold, radon, carbon monoxide and toxic chemicals (Volatile Organic Compounds) have received greater attention than ever as poor indoor air quality has been linked to a host of health problems such as eye irritation, allergies, headaches and respiratory problems such as asthma. According to EPA studies, indoor air pollution is often two to five times higher than outdoor air pollution. 
