1st Place Winner at the Truckee 4th of July Parade!
Mark Tanner Construction has been awarded first place in the commercial division at the 2026 Truckee 4th of July parade!
In the Media
“Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Marks Transformational Advancement in Animal Care” – Tahoe Daily Tribune
Mark Tanner Construction completed the renovation of Pet Network Lake Tahoe’s Medical Treatment Areas and Surgical Suite, establishing the facility as a national leader in shelter and community medicine.
IVCBA Article – Live. Work. Play.
Mark Tanner Construction was recognized for its role in bringing Pet Network Lake Tahoe’s state-of-the-art medical treatment areas and surgical suite to life with thoughtful design and precision execution.
“Tails From the Shelter” in Tahoe Quarterly magazine
Mark Tanner Construction’s work on the Humane Society of Truckee-Tahoe animal shelter expansion is featured in Tahoe Quarterly’s winter 2025-2026 issue.
“A Timeless Slice of Tahoe” in Tahoe Quarterly magazine
Mark Tanner Construction’s latest Clear Creek Tahoe project was featured in Tahoe Quarterly’s Fall 2025 issue.
Klinger Residence Featured in Build Magazine
Our Incline Village project showcased in Build Magazine for its seamless integration of architecture and technology, featuring disappearing corner walls and custom audio solutions that blend invisibly into the design.
SF Magazine & Sactown Magazine — “Design with Distinction”
Mark Tanner Construction President Mark Tanner and interior designer Katie Geresy of KTG Design were recently featured in a Riggs Distributing advertising campaign showcasing Sub-Zero, Wolf and Cove appliances. The photoshoot took place at the stunning Klinger residence in Incline Village, Nevada—one of Mark Tanner Construction’s recently completed luxury homes. The collaborative project also… Read more »
Mountain Living – Kitchens Inspired by the Natural World
Green with Envy Interior designer Katie Geresy let location steer this kitchen’s aesthetic. “This house is nestled into the great basin of Lake Tahoe in the high Sierras,” she notes. Additionally, the homeowners, a young couple with three small children, are an active family who enjoy outdoor activities, so Geresy drew inspiration from the landscape…. Read more »
Mountain Living – Top Builder, 2025
“We salute the talented firms on the 2025 ML List of Top Mountain Builders, compiled from recommendations we received from our readers, photographers, vendors, architects, designers and staff.”
Tahoe Quarterly Mountain Home Awards – Merit Award Site Response
This home project was all about embracing and overcoming challenges, and the results speak for themselves. Every square inch of the house was carefully planned, thought out and enhanced to meet the owners’ needs. As Mark Tanner, the home’s builder, says: “It’s simply a higher quality home that you haven’t seen in Tahoe Donner, so it sets a new standard for the entire Tahoe region.”
Tahoe Quarterly Mountain Home Awards – Merit Award Mountain Comfort
The home was designed inside and out to accommodate a young, active family without compromising style. The end result is a beautiful and comfortable home with plenty of entertaining space for family and friends.
Tahoe Quarterly Mountain Home Awards – Home on the Ranch
Set on a downsloping lot on Clear Creek Tahoe’s third green, this family home proves that putting trust in the right team can lead to exceptional results. Ryan Marsden sums up his main directive for the design after earning his clients’ faith: “Make it awesome.”
Mountain Living – Top Builder
Often working in near-impossible conditions including raging winds, white-out blizzards, subzero temperatures and wildlife on jobs sites, mountain homebuilders are intrepid professionals. They deserve a standing ovation for making the dreams of homeowners, designers and architects come true. In our 2024 Top Mountain Builders list we recognize their accomplishments by including firms at the… Read more »
Tahoe Quarterly Mountain Home Awards 2024 — BIGGER IS BETTER
Scott Gillespie, principal and founder of Truckee’s SANDBOX Studio, has designed homes larger than this 6,870-square-foot Clear Creek Tahoe retreat. He has not, however, designed a great room bigger than the social hub of what the owners affectionately refer to as the “Grizzly on the Green.” The name references something the owner’s father told him,… Read more »
Tahoe Quarterly Mountain Home Awards 2024 — STORMING THE CASTLE
“This home will never be sold. Not in my lifetime.” That was the message a Truckee homeowner relayed to his project team of Mark Tanner Construction, interior designer Colette Fonseca of Altitude Design Co. and architect Ben DeBoe of DCB+. The statement was especially powerful for Tanner, who lives in the same neighborhood and was… Read more »
How Much is Too Much?
With snow dominating everyone’s mind (and arm strength!) lately, we’re wondering how much snow is too much snow when it comes to a home’s roof. We connected with Mark Tanner to help our community get a better understanding of how to manage this year’s exceptional, heavy, wet snowload.
A GUEST RESIDENCE FIT FOR ROYALTY
UNLIKE A TYPICAL GUESTHOUSE, WHICH IS LOCATED OFF THE DRIVEWAY OR TO THE SIDE OF THE MAIN HOME, THIS ONE WAS BUILT RIGHT IN THE BACKYARD, PHOTO BY RYAN SALM Written by TQ Staff in Mountain Home Awards 2023, Mountain Homes In 2015, Truckee’s Mark Tanner Construction and SANDBOX Studio teamed up to build a… Read more »
CHANGE FOR THE BETTER
A HEATED LAP POOL WAS EQUIPPED WITH TWO BOILERS TO MAINTAIN A YEAR-ROUND TEMPERATURE OF 84 DEGREES Written by Ann Johnson and Photographed by Paul Hamill, courtesy Martis Camp in Mountain Home Awards 2023, Mountain Homes AN OWNERSHIP CHANGE SHORTLY BEFORE A HOME’S COMPLETION REQUIRES A PROJECT TEAM TO ADJUST ON THE FLY As Greek… Read more »
A SLICE OF WINE COUNTRY IN CLEAR CREEK TAHOE
Written by Ann Johnson | Mountain Homes | Winter 2022-2023 | Photography by Kat Alves Classic Tahoe architecture is perhaps best defined by lodge-style homes complete with floor-to-ceiling stone fireplaces, log rafters and gables. But when a retiring couple set about planning the home of their dreams in the flourishing Clear Creek Tahoe community, they… Read more »
FROM FAIRYTALE TO FAMILY TREASURE
THE HOME WAS DESIGNED TO FEEL LIKE AN OLD STONE COTTAGE, WITH GRANITE-CLAD WALLS AND RECLAIMED WOOD STRETCHING ACROSS THE CEILING Once upon a time, on the eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada, just beyond Lake Tahoe’s shores, there was a tiny cottage in the woods. A survey crew laying the groundwork for what would… Read more »
A WARMING TREND
A STAND-ALONE BARREL SAUNA IN THE GREAT OUTDOORS, ©ISTOCK.COM/KENZO855 A WARMING TREND in Mountain Home Awards 2022, Mountain Homes | Written by Adam Jensen INTEREST IN SAUNAS IS ON THE RISE AS HOMEOWNERS SEEK THE RELAXING BENEFITS OF HEAT IN THE PRIVACY OF THEIR HOUSE Imagine walking from your back door, stepping through a layer… Read more »
A FARMHOUSE FIT FOR A FAMILY
THE HOME’S EXTERIOR FEATURES A FARMHOUSE AESTHETIC, WITH GABLED ROOFS AND NATURE-AGED TRESTLEWOOD SIDING A FARMHOUSE FIT FOR A FAMILY in Mountain Home Awards 2022, Mountain Homes | Written by TQ Staff and Photography by Vance Fox As prodigious builders of custom homes in the Tahoe area, the team at Mark Tanner Construction often assigns… Read more »
DRAWN TO LIFE
THE HOME IS SLEEK AND MODERN IN APPEARANCE, WITH A SPECIFIC LOOK AND FEEL THAT OWNER KATRINA JACKMAN WORKED CLOSELY WITH THE PROJECT TEAM TO ACHIEVE DRAWN TO LIFE in Mountain Home Awards 2022, Mountain Homes | Written by Ryan Miller and Photography by Vance Fox ARTIST KATRINA JACKMAN PUT HERSELF INTO EVERY TILE, PANEL… Read more »
FORGING INTO THE FUTURE
Beads of sweat emerge on my forehead as I maneuver around a 2,200-degree forge, careful not to step between glowing steel and hardened blacksmiths working in perfect unison. Torches hiss and sparks fly as piercing clanks of metal reverberate between walls lined with racks of hammers and tongs. The busy scene is reminiscent of something… Read more »