Shannon Seefeldt

Thomsen Homes has been a prominent homebuilder in the upper eastern North Dakota region for 15 years come 2022. That’s 15 years of progression, revamping, innovation, and dedication to our home-building process. Building well over 150 homes a year certainly has its challenges and moments, but we as company have learned to overcome and learn from those trials and tribulations. Thomsen Homes truly believes in our process and we want to make sure that there are “no loose screws” to be found at any point during the home-build. We have strategically gone over every step along the way to ensure you that not only are you getting a beautiful home, but an enjoyable and smooth experience as well.

From the beginning with our New Home Consultants, you won’t find any gimmicks or empty promises being thrown at you to get a sale. That’s not how we operate. We believe in openness and transparency when it comes to pricing out your next home. “What you see is what you basically get.” says Lindsey Svir of Valley Mortgage. It’s true! Bring your favorite realtor, take notes, ask questions, get educated about the new home world; that’s what we want you to do! We will guide you in making the best decision for YOU, not us. Fairness and honesty comes standard!

Throughout the home build you will meet with your expert Designer, Design Assistant and field team for several fun and exciting meetings where they will assist in making your dream home come to life! Communication is a crucial part in these steps of the process. Our Design Team has established proper communication timelines to make sure that you know exactly where you are in the build process and to make sure there are no major delays happening. Again transparency and openness come into play. Remember, “no loose screws.”

You’ll rest assured that we do not keep the home from you while it’s being built. You will have several chances to walk through the shell of your home from framing all the way to your final walk through on closing day. Several Thomsen Homes team members will be with you to answer questions, mark any touch ups needed (have you seen the blue/yellow tape?), and make sure you’re satisfied with the home at that time. And while you’re cozied up at the Thomsen Homes office closing on your new home, we will be back at the home, working hard to go over any of those pointed out items from your final walk through. Simple and easy!

All of us at Thomsen Homes can’t wait to come along with you on your new home building moments and build you a place where you can truly say, “There’s no place like home.”

Darcy hails from the warm and sunny land of Arizona and we think she’s definitely brought some warmth to the Thomsen Homes office! When you see Darcy she always has a smile on her face and a good story about one, or all, of her farm animals. She’s a veteran in the Home Market and will make sure you’re well taken care of when building with Thomsen Homes. Get to know Darcy below!

It’s the Holiday Season at Thomsen Homes! We’ve got a little book/activity for you and the kiddos to read all snuggled up on the couch! Happy Holidays!

Click on the image below to start the book!

Korey is one of the newest additions to our New Home Consultant team! The West Fargoan is a loving husband and father who enjoys a good Jack Daniels at the lake on the weekend, accompanied by some 90’s tunes. Sounds like a good time, right? Korey is a confident dude and we’re confident in him and his abilities to get you into your net new home! Welcome to the team! Get to know Korey below!

1.What’s your spirit animal, and why? Uhhh…. No clue

2. What super power would you want, and why? Probably Healing/regeneration… I would do some ridiculous/dumb things that would be awesome knowing that I wouldn’t die because of it.

3. If you had a time machine, and couldn’t mess with history, what time period would you travel back to? I would go back to 1994-ish. Mostly for the music. Either that or 1952 to have met my Grandfather in his prime.

4. If you could only eat one food for the rest of your life, what would it be? Steak

5. What fictional character would you be friends with in real life? Joey from Friends

6. What’s the movie title for the current chapter of your life? “Under Construction”

7. What is one random fact that you still remember from grade school? My 4^th grade teacher ridiculed my handwriting so badly that I was pulled out of class to do cursive sheets for a week. Since then my handwriting has been better than any of my teachers moving forward.

8. Look at your phone/radio, what song/podcast is currently playing? “Break my Stride” by Matthew Wilder … Don’t listen to it unless you want it to be stuck in your head for a week.

9. Best concert you’ve been to? Or if you haven’t been, who do you want to see? The Black Keys on their El Camino album.

10. Have you ever met a celebrity? How was it? I haven’t really “met” a celebrity but I have had awkward instance once. I was late for my plane at MSP and running from one of the airport to the other and right outside my boarding place Mike Tyson was standing there with someone who looked like his agent or lawyer or something like that. I literally stopped running, stopped and staired at him with my mouth open as I slowly drifted by him on the fast walk conveyer. He even laughed at me a little bit but whatevs.

11. What’s a guilty pleasure of yours? Whiskey

12. Best TV show ever? The Office or Friends

13. Best movie ever? Out Cold

14. What nicknames have people called you throughout life? There are many but the one that, if said around my fellow high school alum, they’d recognize would be “Whitey”

15. Are you a morning or a night person? Used to be a night owl but now that I have kids it’s more and more turning to a morning person.

16. Where can you be found on your days off? The lake

17. What’s one thing that instantly makes your day better? Friendly people. Positivity is infectious.

18. What drives you to be the best person you can be? Hard to describe. Short answer… a voice in my head. In everything I do there is a mentor from my past that I think of and if what I am doing does not meet what I think their standards would be then it’s not good enough.

19. What does a typical day at the office look like? Computer, Zoom, people, people, people. Computer, Zoom

20. What Thomsen Homes role would you like to try for a day other than your own? CM

21. What’s your favorite thing about working at Thomsen Homes? Structure and Positivity… the people are pretty cool too😊

Home is a time capsule. A home is filled with memories and moments you cherish forever. Libby remembers back on some precious moments growing up in her childhood home.

“I grew up on a 4 acre wooded lot down a dirt road outside of Raleigh, NC. I spent a lot of time perched in a huge magnolia tree in our front yard. When I wasn’t up in a tree, I rode four wheelers, got lost in the woods trying to follow the creek, and built forts out of downed limbs. I never wore shoes! When I picture our home growing up I see my dad in his big garden in the backyard with a hoe in hand and my mom in the kitchen, steam rushing out of a pot that she was blanching whatever produce she was freezing or canning from the garden. My fondest memories are of sitting at the dinner table with my family and listening to Daddy tell us about the all interesting people he met during his work day. All of that probably sounds very romanticized, but I count myself blessed to have such a rich childhood home life.”