Every Day's a Gift...Don't Waste it!
by Jodi Macklin, UPCLOSE Magazine, October 2003

Robert Daigle remembers his father telling him every day was a gift.  "don't waste it!" he used to say.  "I've always lived by that philosophy.  Every morning I wake knowing it is going to be a great day," says Bob, owner of Robert Daigle Builders, who has been involved in building custom homes for the past thirty three years. 

Bob's introduction to the building business began during high school when he spent summers framing houses.  "It was then, I knew that my passion was home building.  Even then, it was great to know that I was building a place someone would call home."

Like most builders, Bob learned the construction business from the ground up  He still remembers his first sale.  "I built a one-story house in Sugar Creek.  I was on top of the world!  This marked the beginning of the journey of Bob's lifelong dream becoming a reality.

He has since been building home projects in elite developments like Sweetwater and Waters of Avalon.  "It is a great honor to be selected by customers to build a home for their family," notes Bob, "I assure quality in my homes, by being involved daily from beginning to end.  We believe that it is very important to build a strong working relationship with our customers as well as with our interior designer and architect.  Therefore, we can maintain the project within realistic parameters and our end result is a customer who is 100% satisfied."

Bob builds homes of grandeur.  "We want people to walk into one of our homes and say WOW!  We try to always pull their eyes to the back of the house where you can see a fountain, pool, or other spectacular view." 

Bob and his bride of 33 years, Cindy, have two children and three grandchildren.  "I try and take my granddaughter to school in the morning.  She really keeps me humble.  And helps me put life in perspective.  Family is most important in my life, and I am thankful to have a rewarding career that enables me to give other families the perfect place to call home.  Life can't get much better than this."