The Rochester
Legacy
Rochester Homes is a Third Generation Family Company started in 1972 that builds homes using modular construction. Under the leadership of current owners, Tyler Anderson and Alex Berlin, we continue the tradition of a hands-on, people-focused approach to building homes. We work with local builders in your area to provide a complete home-build project. Through our network of authorized independent builders, we have provided families with our award-winning modular constructed homes for over 50 years!
Our Philosophy
Rochester Homes embodies the Midwestern virtues of valuing people, hard work and treating others the way you would like to be treated.
Our Team
Rochester Homes has fully staffed Administrative, Sales, Purchasing, Engineering, Service, Accounting and Production departments. Below are just a few of Rochester Homes' many highly valued team members that you may come into contact with during your home building journey.
Alex Berlin
VP Sales/Co-Owner
Tyler Anderson
VP operations/Co-Owner
Bethany Anderson
Accounts Receivable
Jesse Flynn
Sales Representative
JD Showley
Sales Representative
Molly Bandy
Sales Representative
Scott Burns
Sales Representative
Jayci Martin
Sales Assistant
Zach Stiers
Marketing
Samantha Sadler
Human Resources
Emily Foust
Accounts Payable
Selly Campbell
Receiving/ Purchasing
Burnie Hayes
Purchasing
Russell Conley
Engineering
Eric Goller
Engineering
Todd Montgomery
Engineering
Bill Smith
Engineering
Scot Baillieul
Service Manager
Mike Lease
Plant Manager
Denvil Mason
Quality Control
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Watch Your Dream Home Come to Life
After your home is 60 to 80 percent completed inside the Rochester Homes production facility, the individual units are delivered to the homesite on specially designed transporters. The units are then installed on either your crawlspace or basement foundation by a large crane. On that day of setting be sure to bring your lawn chairs and witness your dream home to life. Want a glimpse of what happens on assembly day? Watch this quick 60 second time-lapse and see you just how simple it is to build a home using the modular method.