New homes and multifamily buildings, from the ground up
Bro City builds new homes and multifamily buildings in Rupert, Idaho. Jorey Winmill owns the company and runs the crew, and the trades a new build needs are trades Bro City already lists as its own.
New construction is one of Bro City's six main areas. It sits beside groundwork and excavation, concrete and foundations, decks and handrails, framing and sheathing, and agriculture and dairy work, because a new build is those trades in order: the dirt work, then the foundation, then the frame.
Jorey grew up in his father's construction company in the Rupert area, which ran for more than 30 years, and he worked there on construction, welding and managing projects before starting his own company in 2020. Bro City's brochure lists general contracting and project management among its services and says the crew is experienced on residential and commercial projects.
How much of a build Bro City takes on depends on the project, and Jorey will say plainly whether it is a fit. Describe what you are building, where it sits and how many units it has, then ask for your free estimate.
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What goes into a new build
These are the trades Bro City lists in its own brochure. A new home or multifamily project pulls in some or all of them.
Groundwork and excavation
Excavation, grading and site preparation get the lot ready before anything is formed or poured.
Concrete and foundations
Foundations and flatwork, plus stamped, stained and decorative concrete where the plans call for it.
Framing and sheathing
Framing and sheathing take the building from slab to a closed-in shell.
Structural steel
Structural steel fabrication and installation, and pre-engineered buildings, for projects that use a steel frame.
Decks, balconies and handrails
Decks, balconies and custom handrails, built and fitted by the same company.
General contracting and project management
Listed in the brochure as a service. Whether Bro City runs the whole job or one piece of it is settled when you describe the project.
How a new build gets started
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Describe the project
What you are building, where the lot is, how many units, and when you want to start.
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Free estimate
Bro City looks at what you have described and gives a free estimate.
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Itemized quote
Each part of the build is priced on its own line. You review it and sign from your phone.
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Schedule and build
Once the quote is signed, the work is scheduled and Jorey's crew takes it from there.
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Photos and invoice
Progress is logged in photos as the work happens, and the job is invoiced when it is done.
Why Bro City for a new build
- You deal with the owner. Jorey Winmill runs the crew day to day.
- Trades under one roof. Bro City describes itself as one team for construction, concrete, excavation, fabrication and welding.
- Local roots. Jorey's father ran a construction company in the Rupert area for more than 30 years, and Jorey grew up in it.
- Clean job sites, clear communication. Bro City says it keeps job sites organized and stays in touch with you from start to finish.
- Registered and insured. Bro City is a registered Idaho contractor, RCE-66483, and is insured.
Framing, slab and shell photos
These Bro City job photos show stages a new build goes through: a slab being finished, a shell going up and a building getting sheathed.
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Questions about new construction
How much does new construction cost in Rupert, Idaho?
Bro City does not publish a flat rate for new construction in Rupert, Idaho, because a new home or a multifamily building is priced by what goes into it. Size and design set the base. Site conditions matter too: what the ground needs before the foundation, and how much concrete, framing and steel the plans call for. Finish level moves the number again. The estimate is free. After you describe the project, Bro City sends an itemized quote, so you see each part of the build priced on its own instead of one lump sum, and you can review and sign it from your phone. Tell Bro City the size, the number of units if it is multifamily, and whether the lot is ready, and the estimate gets closer.
What kinds of new construction does Bro City take on?
Bro City lists new construction of homes and multifamily buildings as one of its six main areas, and its brochure says the crew is experienced on both residential and commercial projects. The services Bro City lists that go into a build include general contracting and project management, groundwork and excavation, concrete and foundations, framing and sheathing, and structural steel fabrication and installation. The size of project Bro City prefers and the number of units it has taken on are not something this page states. Describe your project when you call, including the number of units if it is multifamily, and Bro City will tell you straight whether it is a fit.
Which parts of a new build does Bro City handle?
The services Bro City lists include excavation, grading, site preparation and groundwork; concrete, foundations and decorative concrete; framing, sheathing, decks and balconies; structural steel fabrication and installation; custom handrails; and general contracting and project management. A new home or multifamily building uses some or all of those. Whether Bro City takes on the whole build or a portion of it depends on the project, so describe what you have in mind when you request your free estimate and ask which parts Bro City would handle.
Who will be building my project?
Jorey Winmill owns Bro City and runs the crew day to day, so you deal with the owner, not a sales team that hands you to someone else. Bro City is based in Rupert, Idaho. Its brochure lists general contracting and project management along with groundwork and excavation, concrete and foundations, framing and sheathing, and structural steel. Which of those trades your project needs, and whether Bro City manages the whole build or a portion of it, is settled when you describe the job and request your free estimate.
Is Bro City registered and insured?
Bro City is a registered Idaho contractor, RCE-66483, and carries general liability and workers' compensation insurance. The registration is a contractor registration, and Bro City does not present it as anything more. If you need proof of coverage before a new build starts, ask for it when you request your free estimate.
Trades that go into a build
Looking at a build in a specific town? See Bro City in Rupert and in Twin Falls .
Planning a new build?
Tell Bro City what you are building. The estimate is free, and the quote comes itemized so you can sign it from your phone.
Bro City, 905 6th St, Rupert, ID 83350(208) 431-6252
