Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses

Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses (RMTH), based in Durango, Colorado, is one of the most established and recognizable custom tiny home builders in the country. Founded in 2013 by Greg Parham, RMTH specializes in one-of-a-kind, handmade tiny houses built entirely from scratch—never from stock models and never mass-produced. Each project is a bespoke collaboration, designed around the client’s lifestyle, aesthetics, and functional needs, with a strong emphasis on craftsmanship, mountain durability, and creative problem-solving.

As a State of Colorado Certified Tiny Home Builder and a NOAH-certified builder, RMTH deliberately chooses not to be RVIA-certified, positioning itself outside the RV market and firmly in the “true tiny house” category. Their builds often feel more architectural and handcrafted than RV-oriented builders—heavy timber, custom woodwork, inventive layouts, steampunk accents, Colorado rustic charm, curved rooflines, integrated catwalks, and playful design touches. They push boundaries in form and character more than almost anyone in the industry.

RMTH builds exclusively on wheels (THOW) and does not offer foundation builds. They can construct tiny homes up to 10’ x 40’ on a bumper-pull or 10’ x 36’ + 7’ on a gooseneck, and they routinely create homes that maximize both loft and main-level space within transport regulations. They avoid slide-outs, pop-ups, or complex RV mechanisms, as they believe these compromise longevity, weatherproofing, and maintenance. Instead, they lean into durable, simple construction, sometimes incorporating fold-down porches or roof overhangs when structurally sound.

Because all builds are custom, RMTH does not maintain inventory. Build slots usually involve long lead times (4–18 months), with the next available start date often more than a year out. This makes them an ideal match for buyers seeking a true artisan-built home, rather than those needing a quick turnaround or a standardized model.

RMTH ships anywhere in the continental United States, handling deliveries for their oversized builds, and they offer both full builds and shell builds for DIYers. Their pricing varies widely depending on complexity, materials, and customization, but clients consistently praise the value relative to the amount of craftsmanship involved.

For buyers who want a tiny home that is deeply custom, artistic, structurally robust, and tailored to mountain climates, Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses stands out as one of the leading boutique builders in the U.S. They’re a top fit for customers prioritizing individuality, natural materials, and handcrafted detail over RV certification or production-style workflows.