For Dave Randall, the journey into tiny-home construction wasn’t just a business decision, but also the result of a lifelong passion. From building a backyard shed as a teenager to a 30-year career in remodeling, Randall has always been drawn to efficient, well-designed spaces. Now, he’s carving out a niche in the tiny-home industry, creating high-end, custom-built tiny homes that blend quality craftsmanship with minimalist living.

Randall’s interest in tiny homes began in 2006 when he moved to Pensacola, Florida, and started learning about the movement. He was fascinated by the idea of living simply, reducing clutter and maximizing space. But turning his passion into a full-time business wasn’t easy.

“For years I was ready to start, but I struggled to find a building large enough to work in,” Randall says. “You need at least 14-foot ceilings to build a home that meets road height requirements, and I didn’t want to do it in a backyard under a tarp.”

While still running his remodeling business, he spent years searching for the right location. In 2016 he found two commercial buildings in Anderson, Indiana, that allowed him to take the next step. However, transitioning from remodeling to tiny-home construction took time. He built his first two homes on spec, working on them between paid remodeling jobs to avoid taking on debt.

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