Verity Homes is a local business that specializes in building personalized homes tailored to fit each customer's life. They offer a variety of floor plans, available lots, and a design studio to help customers create their dream home. Their build process is designed to be stress-free and they offer a peace of mind guarantee. They have communities in Bismarck, West Fargo, Lincoln, Mapleton, and Mandan.
Verity Homes offers personalized designed homes tailored to fit each customer's life.
They offer a variety of floor plans to choose from.
Verity Homes has available lots for customers to build their homes on.
Their design studio helps customers create their dream home.
The build process is designed to be stress-free and they offer a peace of mind guarantee.
Verity Homes offers quick-move-in homes for customers who need a home quickly.
They also offer rental homes for those who prefer to rent.
- Fully Accredited and Insured
Verity Homes is fully accredited and insured.
- Veteran owned and operated
The business is veteran owned and operated.
- More than 15 years in business
Verity Homes has been in business for more than 15 years.
- National Association of Home Builders
Verity Homes is accredited by the National Association of Home Builders.
- Better Business Bureau
They are also accredited by the Better Business Bureau.
“Each and every person was extremely helpful, if there were issues, they were solved or the process to solve them was done immediately and that’s so much more than others typically do.”
“My experience buying a new home from Verity Homes of Bismarck and especially Realtor Kenneth Watkins. Kenneth worked with us thru some unusual problems that arose that were agreeable to both parties.”
“We were supposed to close on a house and 3 days before the sellers had backed out of the sale. We had already sold our home and had been staying in our camper. Our realtor had showed us a home built by Verity homes and we fell in love with it! Kenneth worked with us and our realtor to make sure we could get in as soon as possible so we wouldn’t be “homeless” and had a place to call home.”
