Casa Bella Construction

Casa Bella Construction has earned a reputation as one of the Kansas City metro area’s premier custom home builders. They are consistent winners of the Home Builder’s Associations’ American Dream Grand Award, Pick of the Parade, and Distinctive Design and Plan contests. They have also won many Kansas City Home and Gardens and Kansas City at Home publications’ Model of the Year Awards. Casa Bella takes pride in the broad range of architectural styles they have had the opportunity to design and build over the years. Groshans says, “As long as it is thoughtfully designed and flawlessly executed, all of the architectural designs can be special and have mass appeal.” As a Certified Graduate Builder and Certified Green Professional, Russ Groshans is well versed on “Best Build Practices,” which he consistently incorporates in all of his homes. His passion for the home building process is infectious. That is most evident when speaking with any of Casa Bella’s talented staff, or tradesmen. “The Team” as he refers to them, is composed of some of the area’s most highly skilled professionals. Groshans is quick to point out that much of Casa Bella’s success is the direct result of the support he gets from his family. His wife, Lise, is a Certified Public Accountant, and serves as the company’s Vice President and CFO. His daughter, Amber Jury, is an extremely talented artist, who after serving as Casa Bella’s Marketing and Communications Director, recently assumed the role of Chief Design Consultant. According to Groshans, this single change has taken the company to new heights. Groshans says he has learned much from working with very discerning homeowners on custom and design-built homes over the years. It has provided him the opportunity to make certain that quality systems are in place to support the client throughout the process, so they never feel overwhelmed. He says Casa Bella has always had one primary goal: “To consistently exceed clients’ expectations, while making ourselves better in the process.”