Rewild Homes

Rewild Homes is Patrick Whelan, director + owner and his wife Jessica Whelan, director + design + administration; Brent Bellerive, production manager; along with a network of highly skilled and experienced people who, like us, are problem solvers with particular skills and a passion for tiny homes.

Patrick and Jessica started Rewild Homes in 2014 with the goal of building custom, affordable tiny homes without sacrificing quality or comfort. Along with the rest of our team, together we make a driven team of like-minded individuals who are genuinely invested in fostering independence and exploring new ways of thinking.

Brent started working with us in 2019 and has blown us away with his dedication, creativity, and strong work ethic. From planning out our builds to meeting with clients to making sure every aspect of every build stands up to our high standards of quality, Brent is a crucial part of our team and we’re so excited to have him working with us. He recently finished building his own 34’ x 10’ tiny house which he currently lives in with his wife and chihuahua.

WHY CHOOSE REWILD?

As an established family-run company, when you choose Rewild Homes you are helping support our family and the families of the people we employ. Our homes are different from other tiny homes offered because of our customization and flexibility – our number one goal is to help make home-ownership affordable for everyone. Every Rewild home is 100% custom, but if you’re more of the hands-off type we also offer full design services to craft your home. We work with you every step of the way to resolve everything from layout and trailer size right down to the fixtures in your shower and the colour of your walls.

Patrick and Jessica have lived in a variety of small spaces, ranging from an 18’ fifth wheel to one of our own tiny homes to the riverside cabin they currently reside in, so they have first hand experience in planning and living in small spaces. We are also proud to have real life experience living off-grid, some of us full-time and others part-time, with rain water collection providing our water and solar providing our power. We can speak first hand about living small and self-sufficiently.