recycled homes

I saw a show recently about a man in texas that creates recycled homes that are tiny and very unique. does anyone know who this man is or the name of his company?

I have seen these tiny homes that are actually on skids - can be moved around. Don't know if this is what you're talking about. I saw these advertised in the back of an AARP magazine.

lisa wrote:

I saw a show recently about a man in texas that creates recycled homes that are tiny and very unique. does anyone know who this man is or the name of his company?

Lisa: I wish I could find the post on this by another person. I have searched and searched and I am sure this was the site I saw it on. One of the regular posters on this site was asking about some windows that he wanted to dispose of and someone directed him to this person and gave the phone number. He later replied that he had contacted him. I also saw the TV show that you saw, but cannot even remember what station I saw that on. I am almost certain the houses he builds are in Huntsville, Texas. The person that knew him said he had several in one area that he had built and they were quite interesting to see. I am wondering if the Chamber of Commerce in Huntsville could be of any help. If not try the Lovelady, Trinity, or Riverside Chamber of Commerce. I know it was somewhere in this area and I do believe it was Huntsville. Wish I could be of more help.

Dan and Marsha out of Huntsville. They build with recycled products. This is all I really have.

marshajp@att.net

The Phoenix Commotion is a local building initiative created to prove that constructing homes with recycled and salvaged materials has viable place in the building industry. We target single parents, artists, and families with low incomes. We require the homeowner to be involved with the planning and construction of their own home.

http://www.phoenixcommotion.com/