Commercial Projects

Veritas Custom Homes works with business owners, architects, and designers in Ann Arbor, MI, to bring their vision for commercial projects to life. We offer commercial construction and renovation services for major projects such as barn conversions, garage build-out, historic structure conversions, and outbuildings so you can pursue your entrepreneurial dreams.

Flowchart of the Veritas process with icons and labels: Alignment, Design, Ground Breaking, The Build, Refine & Perfect, Vision Fulfillment, Assurance.
Display of various soaps, lotions, candles and other products for sale by Little Flower Soap Co., with items on open wooden shelves and a white countertop in a bright, farmhouse-style renovated barn.
Interior of a retail shop selling hand-made artisan soaps, featuring wooden furniture, open shelves with various bowls, vases, and decorative items, a large island with stools, and large windows letting in natural light.
A bright and organized artisan shop called Little Flower Soap Co., with multiple windows, hardwood floors, and various shelving units holding supplies. There is a central island with bowls and supplies, with jars of products in the foreground.
Two red barns at artisan business Little Flower Soap Co., with white doors and trim, surrounded by a garden with colorful flowers and green trees under a blue sky with white clouds.
Sign for The Little Flower Soap Co., established in 2010, hanging outdoors with trees and parked cars in the background.
Interior of a cozy shop called Little Flower Soap Co., with white walls and ceiling, natural wood accents, green pendant lights, large windows, a kitchen counter, and shelves with various products on display.
Bright kitchen work space at Little Flower Soap Co., with large window, wooden cabinets, potted plant, open shelves with jars and dishes, and a stainless steel sink.
A two-story renovated barn for Little Flower Soap Co. with red paint and white trim. There is a white bicycle with a flower basket parked outside, with potted plants, a bench with pillows, and a welcome sign.
Red barn for Little Flower Soap Co. with white double doors, potted trees, a bicycle with a basket of flowers, and a bench with patterned cushions outside.
Interior of a boutique soap and flower shop called Little Flower Soap Co., with wooden drawers, open shelves displaying decorative bowls, vases, and baskets, and a counter with small plants and packaged items, illuminated by track lighting.

“It was a dream from start to finish. They transformed our original barn into the soap studio of our dreams, then came back years later to build our second production facility. Each space perfectly blends craftsmanship, functionality, and charm. Their team truly understood our vision, and brought it to life with care and precision.”

—Holly Rutt, Founder & Creative Director at The Little Flower Soap Co.