Westwood Custom Homes · since 1992
Custom home builder in Tualatin, OR
One house, built for one family, on one piece of Oregon ground. Owner-led by Gene Brodsky since 1992.

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- Building since
- December 1992
- Oregon CCB license
- #259088
- Owner
- Gene Brodsky
- Based in
- Tualatin, Oregon
New homes, each one built for a single family and a single lot
Westwood Custom Homes builds new houses in and around Tualatin. A custom home starts with the people who will live in it and the ground it will stand on, so no two come out the same.
Custom homes
A house worked out around how your family lives: the rooms you use, the light you want, the view you bought the lot for.
Semi-custom homes
Start from an existing plan and change what matters to you. Reviewers on BuildZoom describe both fully custom and semi-custom Westwood builds.
Built to fit the ground
Slope, soil, trees, sun and the way the street meets the lot all shape where a house sits and how it is built. The ground comes first.
How a custom build works with Westwood
Every project is different, so there is no fixed timeline here. The order of things is steady, though.
- 01
A first conversation
Call or send the consultation form. Tell Westwood where the lot is, what you would like to build and roughly when.
- 02
The lot and the plan
Bring what you have: a lot, a plan, a sketch or a list of must-haves. Together you work out what suits the ground and the budget.
- 03
A price from real plans
Plans and specifications are settled, then priced. The contract is agreed in writing before any building starts.
- 04
Permits and the build
Westwood builds the house with its subcontractors, from foundation to finish, with the owner involved on site.
- 05
Walk-through and keys
Before you move in, you walk through the finished house with Westwood and go over anything that still needs attention.
The kind of homes Westwood builds
Northwest contemporary, modern farmhouse, homes set low among the trees: see styles, rooms and finishes on the Projects page.



Building since 1992, still owner-led
Westwood Custom Homes was started in December 1992 and is run by its owner, Gene Brodsky.
Westwood Custom Homes LLC holds Oregon Construction Contractors Board license #259088, listed as active in the board's public search.

From reviews on BuildZoom
“Gene is really a dedicated, on site, quality sort of builder. He has worked with the same sub-contractors for years, and they are outstanding.”
“He builds houses that are rock solid. There was no punch list when we moved in; six years later the same is true.”
“He is very honest and courteous and struck just the right balance between giving us freedom to choose and not allowing us to make mistakes in our choices.”
Questions people ask before they build
Where does Westwood Custom Homes build?
Westwood Custom Homes is based at 22470 SW 76th Ave in Tualatin, Oregon. Reviews on BuildZoom describe Westwood homes in Portland, in Tigard and on Cooper Mountain. Call (503) 317-9777 to check whether your lot is in the area Westwood builds in.
Is Westwood Custom Homes licensed in Oregon?
Yes. Westwood Custom Homes LLC holds Oregon Construction Contractors Board license #259088, which is listed as active in the board's public license search. You can look the number up yourself at search.ccb.state.or.us.
How long has Westwood been building homes?
Westwood Custom Homes was started in December 1992. The company is owner-led, and Gene Brodsky is the owner.
Can I start from an existing house plan?
Yes, a plan you already like is a good place to start. Reviewers on BuildZoom describe both semi-custom homes that began from a plan and fully custom homes.
What should I have ready for the first call?
Nothing formal is needed. The address of your lot helps if you have one, and so do any plans, photos or a list of must-haves. The first conversation is about what you want to build, where and roughly when.
How much does a custom home cost?
Every custom home is priced on its own, because the lot, the size, the plan and the finishes all change the number. A real price comes from real plans and specifications, so the best first step is a conversation about your project.
Tell Westwood about your lot and the home you have in mind
Call to talk it through, or send the consultation form and Westwood will get back to you.
(503) 317-9777