Before you hire a homebuilder to design and build your dream home, it’s important to get to know them. Planning & building a custom home is a long detailed process. If you hire a builder you don’t agree with or get along with, the entire process could get a whole lot harder.

And when you hire a builder that is equally as fun as they are hardworking, you’ve likely struck gold.

Here, we’re interviewing Evansville, Indiana custom home builder, Mark Mayfield of Custom Homes by Modern Structure. We wanted to know more about his family, his likes and dislikes, his favorite foods, and his successful career in construction.

Let’s get to know Mark Mayfield!

As a Custom Home Builder, we love creating living spaces that are unlike any other. Aside from building homes that are unique, we build them to fit our customer’s lifestyle.

There’s a lot of decision making to be done when building a new home. When we meet with customers during the initial design phase, many of them don’t know what they want. Oftentimes, it helps our customers when we visually walk them through examples of floorplans that check all the boxes to fit their needs.

We are proud of our latest custom home build located in Mt. Vernon, Indiana. This home is a solid representation of our skill, our modern building style, and our dedication to sustainability. In this blog, we’re taking you on a virtual tour of the home and showing off some of our favorite features!

We are proud of our latest custom home build located in Mt. Vernon, Indiana. This home is a solid representation of our skill, our modern building style, and our dedication to sustainability. In this blog, we’re taking you on a virtual tour of the home and showing off some of our favorite features!

As of August 2024, 14% of the United States workforce works from home. That’s nearly 22 million people! Now, working from home is often a critical factor in employment decisions. With the number of people working from home continuing to grow, the importance of having a functional work space at home increases.

As of August 2024, 14% of the United States workforce works from home. That’s nearly 22 million people! Now, working from home is often a critical factor in employment decisions. With the number of people working from home continuing to grow, the importance of having a functional work space at home increases.