about Us

We are a Family Run Business!

At IRTH some of us are related by blood or marriage, but we are ALL "family by choice." We love working together and we think that shows in the finished product as well as in the experience of building with us.

We consider our customers an extension of the Indigo River "family" and from the design process through to the final build, we focus on the "relationship first" - listening intently & communicating clearly every step of the way - so the project goes as smoothly as possible.

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About Us

Veteran Owned TINY HOUSE COMPANY IN DALLAS

We are owned & operated by Veterans!

Indigo River Tiny Homes is owned by Peter Huggler (an army veteran) and his wife Christina Wester.

We also currently employ or have employed air force, navy and marine veterans.

Supporting Veterans is an important part of our company's foundation and philosophy.

We donate a portion of the profits from every tiny house we sell to organizations that support Veterans.

Our Military Service Men & Women do some of the hardest jobs in the world, and they deserve our respect and support when they come home. We have carefully selected two worthy organizations who follow that creed, and we are enthusiastic about helping them to accomplish their missions.

Visit their sites below, and contribute if you can!

F.A.R.M.

Operation Tiny House

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

New places open up every month as cities become more tiny-house -friendly. Generally you can park a tiny house anywhere you can park an RV. Also, you can usually park them on private property outside of cities, but check in your specific area. You may find helpful discussions in tiny house Facebook groups. For discussions about Tiny Living in the DFW area we recommend: https://www.facebook.com/groups/DFWTinyHouseGroup and

https://www.meetup.com/DFW-Tiny-House-Enthusiasts/ There is a great list of places to park a THOW in DFW with an interactive map on this website: https://www.dfwtiny.com/ParksSitesResorts

For THOW parking resources across the U.S. this is a great article full of links: https://www.treehugger.com/where-to-park-tiny-house-4858770

We recommend that you first check the towing capacity of your vehicle to see how much weight it can handle. With that in mind a standard pickup like an F150 or C1500 might be able to pull a 16' trailer but it would have a hard time pulling a 20' trailer, even if it says it can handle the towing capacity. Don't forget, these things have a lot of surface area and therefore wind resistance. We highly recommend you use a diesel 3/4 ton truck (F250, C2500, or the equivalent) to pull our 20' & 24' houses. You'll probably want to upgrade to a 1 ton truck (F350, C3500, or equivalent) for the 28' & 32' models.