Lake County entrepreneur proposes innovative housing option
Keith DeVille of Pal Memory Care and Home Front Innovations looks on as Lake County Special Projects manager Billie Lee discusses funding strategies for an affordable housing project and factory. (Berl Tiskus/Lake County Leader)
At a meeting Oct. 10 with the Lake County Commissioners, Keith DeVille offered an overview of the “big idea” that he and his partners are planning and why.
“The problem with conventionally built homes is they’re very expensive to build, slow to construct, they require significant coordination of trades, and often are delayed by the unpredictable and extreme weather conditions in Montana,” he said.
“What if you could tap into a new building technology using an innovative way that eliminates at least three major trades, reduces labor requirements and dramatically accelerates the construction timelines to build year around in Montana?” DeVille queried.
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