Windmiller Design Employee Directory

Craig Windmiller, founder of Windmiller Design Build, has been designing and building custom homes and commercial developments in the Quad Cities for more than 35 years. After earning his degree in contract design and architecture from Iowa State and Southern Illinois University, he moved to Bettendorf, Iowa, and began selling real estate. Craig pu... rchased his first piece of property16 acres with 34 lotsin 1984; three years later, he completed the project and was eager for more. To date, he has developed 16 neighborhoods and 2 commercial developments, including some of Bettendorfs most established and sought after residential and commercial properties. In 2010, Craig joined forces with his son Ryan of Aspen Homes to further expand the Windmiller Group portfolio of homes and price range. But the core tenants of his business have remained unchangedsuperior quality, superior design and superior customer experience. Windmiller Designs impact on the Quad Cities extends beyond residential development to community betterment. Craig has been very involved with Habitat for Humanity through the years, hosting show houses for the public to raise money for the cause. As active members of the Quad Cities Builders and Remodelers Association, both Craig and Ryan are dedicated to making Bettendorf and the Quad Cities a wonderful place to live. Windmiller Design Build model homes continue to win Best in Show at the Annual Parade of Homes, a testament to our ability to deliver unparalleled design and quality year over year. CRAIG WINDMILLER Job Title: Owner, Founder Years with Company: 33 Neighborhood design makes me come alive; leveraging interesting sight lines and harnessing natural light to create harmony between the exterior and interior of a home never gets old. Meet Craig, Windmiller Groups fearless leader. Over the past 30+ years, he has developed 17 unique residential neighborhoods; three commercial sites; 400+ custom homes; a 77-sq.ft. treehouse; and a solid reputation for his company. But hell tell you that being ...Read More