About Marshall Trawick & Trawick Homes
Trawick Homes was founded by Marshall Trawick, a builder who believes your home should be more than well-built — it should be well-experienced.
With a deep background in residential construction and a personal passion for thoughtful design, Marshall created Trawick Homes to be different from the typical builder experience: more transparent, more communicative, and more enjoyable.
Built From the Ground Up — With You in Mind
What started as a passion for construction and custom design has grown into a highly trusted homebuilding company serving Southeast Missouri and surrounding areas. Trawick Homes helps busy professionals, families, and future-forward homeowners build custom homes that reflect their lifestyle — without the stress, delays, or budget surprises too common in the industry.
Marshall is hands-on in every build, offering a rare level of involvement and communication that keeps clients informed and empowered throughout the journey. With an in-house process, trusted partners, and a top-tier team, Trawick Homes takes your vision seriously — and brings it to life with expert-level care.
“I don’t take the responsibility of building your home lightly. To me, it’s personal.”
Why Choose Trawick Homes?
- Weekly updates & milestone reviews to keep you in the loop
- Transparent budgeting from day one — with proactive guidance on spending
- Design-to-build services so you don’t have to juggle multiple firms
- Daily site monitoring & schedule control for smoother build timelines
- 10-Year Structural Warranty on every home
- Member of the Association of Professional Builders (APB), reflecting our commitment to doing things the right way — every time
Whether you’re building your forever home or planning a custom residence to grow into, Marshall and the Trawick Homes team are here to make sure your journey feels supported — from that first idea to final walkthrough (and long after you’ve moved in).
Let’s build the home you’ve been dreaming about — and have confidence in every step.
