About Kimberley Development

Bill Kimberley, president of Kimberley Development, has been building homes in central Iowa for 30 years and has also built a reputation for exceeding expectations. The company enjoys steady growth, largely due to word of mouth.

"We've been voted Ankeny's Best Builder 5 years in a row," says Kimberley, "and have won the Favorite Home Award at the HomeShowExpo a record four times." In 2007 the company won Best of Show.

Home buyers have found that Kimberley Development is committed to building the best homes for the money, crafting single-family homes, townhomes, multifamily projects, and developments. Kimberley Development is known for its timely construction, customer satfisfaction, and wililngness to service its product even after completion. As one homeowner wrote, "We know our list of changes made things challenging, but you always rose to the occasion!"

To make the process even smoother, the company operates a design center in its Ankeny offices with a full-time interior decorator available to assist with decisions. The center boasts a complete working kitchen so clients can examine

products firsthand and test the layout of the room before planning their own home. Potential buyers can also view model homes to see how Kimberley's years of experience have led to simple but effective design changes to make living more comfortable and convenient.

Kimberley homes feature open floor plans and contemporary designs that complement even traditional decor. Natural materials and tasteful innovations combine to offer the luxurious details that are the marks of a Kimberley home.

Kimberley Development is proud to be a part of these organizations:

Home Builders Association of Greater Des Moines	Ankeny Building Association	Better Business Bureau of Iowa	Ankeny Chamber of Commerce

Bill Kimberley was on Welcome Home Des Moines Radio Show on September 26. Listen now!

Kimberley Development has been featured in Welcome Home Des Moines magazine.
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