growing rapidly ever since.
“As each kind of decade went by, we had
these happy customers who were ready
to build bigger homes. Demographically,
they started to change the product,”Woolf
said. Broadview Homes now builds up to
150 homes annually, ranging in value from
$400,000 to $1.5 million.
The year 2015 was marked by several mo-
ments of pride for the company. The com-
pany built a staggering 17 show homes,
an amount that was nearly three times the
number they normally build per annum. As
the saying goes, hard work pays off, and
in this case, the company’s enthusiastic
building ventures caught the eye of both
industry and the public.
Not only did it win the prestigious Grand
SAM Award as Calgary’s Builder of the
Year, it was also recognized with two ad-
ditional industry awards: the CHBA Alber-
ta Safety Leadership Award and the New
Homebuyers’ Choice Award.
Receiving the SAM Award was a highly
rewarding moment for everyone at Broad-
view Homes; as an industry award judged
by peers, being recognized fostered a defi-
nite sense of pride. But for Woolf and his
sales manager, Bruce Staszczak, the New
Homebuyers’ Choice Award was the icing
on the cake.
OCTOBER 2016
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