Hallmark Builds in Greencastle

When you are building a new home, you should expect a home builder with qualities such as efficiency and economy. For over 22 years, Hallmark Homes has been the Greencastle Indiana Builder that provides Indiana residents with excellent quality and service. That is why Hallmark has been recognized as one of the best builders in the Midwest. In addition, this Greencastle Indiana Builder has received many awards and recognitions in the home building industry for their superior customer service.

Hallmark Homes insists on efficiency, economy and quality when building each and every home. That is part of the reason that this Greencastle Indiana Builder has a satisfaction rate over 97% and 40% of home sales come from customer referrals. When Hallmark builds your new home, you are guaranteed to be happy. Hallmark Homes will not close on a home until the customer is completely satisfied.

The City of Greencastle, Indiana is located in the Greencastle Township in Putnam County and the county seat of Putnam County. The population is approximately 10,400. In 1821, it was founded by English American Ephraim Dukes. He named it after his hometown of Greenville Pennsylvania. The most notable people of Greencastle are American historians Mary Ritter Beard and Charles A. Beard.

Here at Hallmark Homes, each house we build is built with quality and excellence without compromising on schedules and warranty.

For 19 years now of being an Indiana Builder, we see to it that homes are built to last. A living proof of how we work is shown by the number of referrals from our pleased and happy customers to their families and friends. Having received the prestigious Angie’s List Super Service Award for the year 2010, this just proves that building with us ensures quality service at its best together with the very best quality control. Our comfort and value are second to none. As an Greencastle Indiana Builder, it is with pride that we offer you our finest drafting and design team to help you create your perfect Indiana home.