Past
In the 1950's a farmer named Ben Weaver began building homes in order to augment his income. Through the 50's and 60's a few new Ben Weaver homes began improving the Wayne and Stark County area each year. In 1970 Ben Weaver chose to take on the home building field full time. Ben's son, Ken, started working for his father as a teenager. Ken says, "I knew from age 11 that building is what I wanted to do". Incorporated in 1978 as Weaver Custom Homes, Ben's company has prospered. Ben, now retired, acts as a consultant for the company. Ken is the President of Weaver Custom Homes and his brother-in-law, Ron, is Vice President. This family-oriented team has always kept the customer in mind.

Present
Weaver Custom Homes, although involved in commercial and light industrial building since the early 1970's, decided in 2000 to create a division, WCH General Contractor, solely dedicated to commercial and light industrial construction. WCH General Contractor can offer its customers a complete design/build firm with our own license professional staff. From engineering to drafting to conceptual estimating, WCH has the team in place to begin working on your project immediately. WCH General Contractor shares a 3,600 square foot office facility with Weaver Custom Homes.

Weaver Custom Homes and WCH General Contractor have the ability to be on the cutting edge of the building industry. In order to be competitive and have the vast amount of necessary resources available at any given time, in 1995 Weaver Custom Homes expanded and established Weaver Building Supply. Weaver Building Supply is operated and managed by Gary Miller, a son-in-law of Ben. WBS stocks and carries an array of building materials, and supplies all of Weaver Custom Homes building projects as well as materials for WCH General Contractor. Weaver Building Supply is open to the public and is located at the cul-de-sac of Eagle Pass Drive in Wooster.

Weaver Custom Homes, WCH General Contractor, and Weaver Building Supply have grown in great strides for the duration we have been in business. The projected forecast of economical growth of Wayne and Stark counties will lend the company's future to be strong. As we reach out to untapped surrounding counties it is our desire to carry the Weaver traditions into the generations to follow.