This meticulously crafted tiny home, measuring 9' in width and 32' in length, was custom built by the dedicated 2023/24 Class at Summit High School with the assistance of volunteer tradespeople from the local Summit County community. Designed to withstand snowloads at 7,000' elevation or lower, it offers both durability and modern comfort. Equipped with a full range of stainless steel GE appliances, including a stack washer/dryer unit and a 4-burner ceramic glass cooktop, this all-electric home also features a 200-amp panel and a robust solar system capable of supporting a hot tub and car charging. The interior boasts Aristokraft Cabinetry, quartz countertops, and laminated watersafe flooring, ensuring both style and functionality. Additional highlights include a Mitsubishi Mini Split Heat/AC system, a DreamLine shower, and comprehensive insulation for year-round comfort. This unique tiny home represents a collaborative effort between students and local professionals, resulting in a high-quality, sustainable living space perfect for minimalist and eco-friendly living.
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THANK YOU
$10K+
Pinnacle Mountain Homes
The Summit Foundation
Scott & Anne Lindblom/LIV Sotheby’s Intl Realty
Summit Economic Partnership
Colorado River BOCES
$5K+
Closet Factory Cares
Rotary Club of Summit County
Town of Breckenridge
Town of Silverthorne
$1K+
Allen-Guerra Design
Alpine Lumber
Breckenridge Building Center
Breckenridge Lands
FirstBank of Colorado
G E Johnson
iFurnish
Kevin’s Construction
Linda Peotter/Giving Generations Foundations
Mathison Construction
Orr Concrete
RJG Associates
Peak Element Construction
Summit County Government
Summit Homes Construction
Town of Frisco
Travis Construction
Xcel Energy
MONEY + MATERIALS
Alpine Lumber
Arrington Electrical Services
Avalanche Electric
Breckenridge Building Center
BGV Gives
Brian Hoffman, Hoffman Excavation
Columbine Concrete
Gallegos Corporation
Insulvail
Janet Eickelman
K.C. Custom Builders
Knipps Welding
Lipari Construction
Matthew Mueller
Palisade Building Partners
P.J., High Altitude Trucking
Siloam Stone
Slifer, Smith & Frampton
Specialty Wood Products
Summit High School
Tamara Pouge, Summit County Commissioner
Timberline Disposal
Town of Dillon
HANDS-ON CLASS ROOM INSTRUCTION
Al Zuckerman, Greers Appliance
Andrew Prez, Andrew’s Home Repair
Bill Duford
Brian Bradley, Vantia Hardwood
Brian Hoffman, Hoffman Excavation
Carolanne Powers, Peak Element Construction
Chad Rowe, Pinnacle Mtn Homes
Dominick Leonardi, Dominator Plumbing
Elizabeth McBurney, McBurney Built
Encore Electric, Mobile Classroom Experience
Eric Westerhoff, Renewable Power
Heath Coffman, Coffman Construction
Javier Gaspar, Perfect Service
Jeremiah, Abra Cadabra
Jim Grotemeyer
Jennifer Dokken, Inside Source
Joe Ratlif, American Electric
Johnny Burnette
Juan Velasco, Velasco Drywall
Ken Johnston, Mitsubishi
Kurt Sorensen, Sorensen Construction
Lane Mathison, Mathison Custom Homes
Melanie Leas, Town of Breckenridge
Michael Shult, Michael Shult Architect
Mike Hanselman, ListenUp
Nate York, Green Mountain Contractors
Nick Black, Breckenridge Building Center
Paul Camillo, Anthony Ryan Associates
Peter Schmidt, Xcel
P.J. Keith, High Altitude Hauling
Rama Timmons, Driftwood Custom Builders
Rick Fout, Town of Breckenridge
Sam Alvarado, A & M Roofing
Samuel Martinez, All Peak Builders
Scott Orr, Orr Concrete
Silas Sandshaw, Coffman Construction
Sydney White, Careers in Construction CO.
Taylor Magnus, Deeper
Tim Arthurs, TAA Construction
Tim Kunz, Kunz Plumbing & Heating
Tim Sabo, Allen Guerra Architects
Tom Miner, Division 7 Insulation
Travis Barton & Nick Black, Breckenridge Building Supply
Tyler Benson, Pioneer Materials
Val Connelly, Summit County Builders
Vladimir Pazin, Home Services of Summit Inc.
Will Devoy, Mountain Comfort Systems
Careers in Construction Colorado brings construction-based vocational education into high school curriculums.
The Summit County Builders Association, in partnership with Summit High School and CIC Colorado, introduced this program in the fall of 2022. Our first year had 60 female and male students.
Dedicated to bringing local construction trades into the classroom to provide hands-on learning, this program sets itself apart from others with its unique approach. With over 30 community volunteers from more than 10 trades presenting classroom instruction, students have the opportunity to learn about plumbing, electrical, framing and more.
The CIC program is made possible by Summit County's community of givers, in its first year we received an amazing outpouring of support for this program. SHS will have over 90 students participating in the CIC program this coming school year, to be successful this program will continue to need assistance. Please consider making a monetary donation, or a donation of time or materials.
We believe that these students are the future of the building industry and are committed to providing resources and support to help them succeed.
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669 Summit Blvd, Unit H
PO Box 2245, Frisco, CO 80443
