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As Missoula continues to grow, many homeowners are choosing to stay right where they are. They love their neighborhood, their lot, and the memories they have built. What they want is a home that feels updated, efficient, and better suited to how they live today. That is why 2026 is shaping up to be a big year for remodeling. Instead of moving or building from scratch, more Missoula families are turning to thoughtful renovations that make their existing homes feel brand new. A

Across Missoula, homeowners are rethinking what makes a house truly livable. In 2026, the focus is shifting from luxury to longevity, from aesthetics to overall well-being. More families are asking for homes that support physical health, mental clarity, and daily comfort in every detail. At Saddle Mountain Construction, we are seeing this movement firsthand. Wellness design is no longer reserved for high-end builds; it is becoming a standard expectation in both custom homes a

As Missoula grows and evolves, homeowners are looking for homes that do more than just look good. They want spaces that work better, live smarter, and last longer. Heading into 2026, design priorities are shifting toward functionality, comfort, and connection to the Montana landscape. At Saddle Mountain Construction, these trends are not just about what is popular. They reflect how Missoula families actually live: balancing outdoor adventure with everyday comfort, and design

Across Missoula, families are rethinking what it means to live together. Rising housing costs, limited home inventory, and the high price of senior care are driving a quiet shift toward a more connected way of living: the backyard ADU. Accessory Dwelling Units, often called backyard cottages, in-law suites, or carriage houses, are small, self-contained homes built on the same property as an existing residence. They are changing how families support one another while maintaini