Northwood Homes

Northwood Homes Northwood Homes is a family owned business serving Hendricks, Putnam, and Parke, and surrounding counties for over 30 years.

09/03/2026

Septic tanks are going in at our lake house project!

Because of the elevation on this site, this system requires a second tank with a pump that will move the wastewater uphill to the septic field.

Another step closer to getting this one out of the ground. 🔨

Shiplap isn’t just for walls. 👀We’re adding it to this vaulted ceiling to give this room addition a little extra charact...
08/27/2026

Shiplap isn’t just for walls. 👀

We’re adding it to this vaulted ceiling to give this room addition a little extra character.

Walls, ceilings, accent areas — shiplap is a simple way to make a space stand out.

Want it in your home? We can do that.

08/26/2026

Sprayfoam going in 😎

Framing is wrapped up on this one, and it’s always a good point in the build when you can finally start to see the house...
08/19/2026

Framing is wrapped up on this one, and it’s always a good point in the build when you can finally start to see the house really take shape.

Next up are the rough-ins.

HVAC, electrical, and plumbing will all be moving through the house before we close everything in and move on to insulation and drywall.

A lot of the work that determines how a house functions long term happens during these next few stages, so there’s still a lot going on behind the scenes before we get to the pretty stuff.

Why are we putting house wrap over ZIP System?At first glance, it seems redundant.That’s actually the point.Our ZIP shea...
08/19/2026

Why are we putting house wrap over ZIP System?

At first glance, it seems redundant.

That’s actually the point.

Our ZIP sheathing is already serving as the primary air and water barrier, but over top of that we’re installing a drainable house wrap behind the siding.

That drainable layer creates a small space behind the siding that gives any water that gets back there a path to drain out and allows the wall assembly to dry more effectively.

It’s an extra layer of protection that doesn’t add much cost compared to the long-term benefit it can provide.

A lot of the upgrades that make a better-built home aren’t flashy. They’re buried behind the finished product where you’ll probably never see them again.

Is multigenerational living becoming the new normal?We’re seeing more families rethink what a house needs to look like l...
08/17/2026

Is multigenerational living becoming the new normal?

We’re seeing more families rethink what a house needs to look like long term.

Sometimes that means creating space for aging parents. Sometimes it’s adult kids moving back home. And sometimes it simply makes more sense financially for multiple generations to share one property while still having their own space.

The key is designing it correctly from the beginning.

Separate living areas, additional bedrooms and bathrooms, private entrances, or even a full secondary living space can give everyone the benefits of being close without feeling like everyone is living on top of each other.

A well-designed home should be able to change with the family living in it.

If you’re considering building or adding space for multiple generations, we can help you work through what that could look like.

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For more than 30 years, our family has been building homes for families throughout West Central Indiana.And when you gro...
08/16/2026

For more than 30 years, our family has been building homes for families throughout West Central Indiana.

And when you grow up around this business, you realize pretty quickly that a house becomes a lot more than the materials used to build it.

It’s where families grow. Where kids are raised. Where holidays happen. Where parents may eventually come to live. And, if it’s designed well, it can continue serving that family through a lot of different stages of life.

That’s why we put so much emphasis on custom floor plans, long-term livability, aging-in-place design, multigenerational spaces, and construction details that are meant to last.

We want to build homes that work for your family today without forgetting about where life may take you tomorrow.

We’re proud to be a family-owned company building homes for other families.

One detail you won’t see on most job sites...In this photo, you can see our ZIP System sheathing acting as the primary a...
08/14/2026

One detail you won’t see on most job sites...

In this photo, you can see our ZIP System sheathing acting as the primary air and water barrier for the home. This takes the place of the traditional house wraps our dads and grandpas installed for years.

But the detail I really want to point out is at the bottom.

We used ZIP System Liquid Flash to seal the wall sheathing directly to the block foundation, creating a continuous air and water barrier through what is typically one of the leakiest parts of a home.

Underneath the framing, there is still a standard foam sill gasket, and we also apply two beads of sealant between the framing and the block to help fill the uneven gaps in the masonry.

So there are multiple layers working together, but the Liquid Flash is what ties the wall system directly into the foundation and helps eliminate that vulnerable transition.

It’s a small detail during construction, but it’s one of those details that can make a big difference in how tight and dry a home stays long term.

08/12/2026

**Could an ADU help you pay off your house years sooner?**

This 2-bedroom, 1-bath ADU addition was designed to do more than just add space.

By combining households, this family can reduce overall living expenses, pay down debt faster, and stay close to family without giving up privacy.

The layout includes a large walk-in closet, spacious bathroom, and a second bedroom, giving everyone their own space while still keeping everything under one roof.

For the right family, an ADU can completely change the math on housing.

Less overhead.
More flexibility.
Family close by.
And potentially years shaved off the mortgage.

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7230 Arbuckle Commons
Brownsburg, IN
46112

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