About Us

Brio Design Homes is a Madison, Wisconsin based custom home builder offering in-house architecture, interior design and carpentry. Its full-service preconstruction process lends itself to rural and lake home construction, but the Brio team can design and build any style, anywhere.

The Brio team has been building since 1990 and is 100 percent employee owned as a division of JG Development. Brio Design Homes is the primary builder for Belle Farm and a favorite of the biannual Madison Area Parade of Homes.

Brio Design Homes develops striking, timeless designs in partnership with their clients, and their master craftsmanship ensures clients’ homes will live and last like no other.

Our History

Our company was founded as JG Development in 1990 by Mount Horeb, Wisconsin, native Jeff Grundahl, who is still our CEO. We’ve been building new homes from the start, but the Brio Design Homes brand was launched in 2015.

About Our Parent Company

JG Development loves to build. We build homes, we build commercial structures, we build places of worship, and we build more. But what we really love to build is intangible: trust and long-lasting relationships.

We love what we do, and we want you—our customer—to love what we do for you.

To that end, we’re a quality-focused organization. And to deliver quality, we offer the specific knowledge, experience and expertise your project needs through our five divisions:
Brio Design Homes: Our new home building division
Vive Home Transformations: Our home remodeling division
National Construction: Our original commercial division with broad capabilities currently focused on housing, multi-tenant buildings, light manufacturing & recreation
NCI-Roberts Construction: Our division that builds exclusively for churches & nonprofits
Supreme Structures: Our recently acquired commercial division specializing in restaurants, breweries & retail

Would You Like More Information?

We sincerely enjoy helping clients and potential clients.

So don’t hesitate to call us at (608) 437-6181.

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