Mountain Alpine Homes
Mountain Alpine Homes builds custom homes in Penticton. Builder Jordy Ydse was raised there, later returned and started his own business.
Business Highlights
- Owner Jordy Ydse is a third-generation carpenter and builder.
- The owner is certified in R2000, Net Zero and Passive Building techniques.
- A small crew works directly on one project at a time.
- The owner stays on-site throughout each project and provides updates at every stage.
Service Area
Penticton.
Taking calls through ProsGrade. Mountain Alpine Homes is one of 6 home builders ProsGrade lists in Penticton, British Columbia.
4 services listed, including Full home builds, Renovations and Project management. Open weekdays, closed on weekends. Rated 4.1 from 9 reviews.
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How This Business Compares
How Mountain Alpine Homes compares with the other 5 home builders on ProsGrade in Penticton, using public Google ratings and review counts.
- Has more Google reviews (9) than 4 of the 5 other Penticton home builders on ProsGrade.
Services Covered
4 services- Full home buildsR2000, Passive and Net Zero standards; products that avoid off-gassing.
- RenovationsRoom tear-downs to the studs.
- Project managementMulti-team coordination; active involvement from start to finish.
- Commercial buildsPlans aimed at minimizing disruption to businesses during work.
Reviews
What customers say
Customers praise easy communication and quick completion. Renovation projects have included a full bathroom gut-and-redo and a living-room exterior-wall restructure; one customer says an interior wall-and-door installation came in under budget.
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Jamie Ford (Mathematica)
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the first steps in Mountain Alpine Homes’ project process?
A project starts with a phone conversation, followed by a site visit and a plan based on the client’s needs.
What happens if high-performance standards do not fit the budget?
The company does not push R2000, Passive or Net Zero standards when they do not fit the client’s budget.



