Meet the Team

Raised in Boise, Corey got his early start in the construction industry as a framer. After many years of working for several Treasure Valley builders, Corey became known for his dedication, hard work, and eye for quality. The builders (and homeowners!) he worked with found that they could always count on him when they needed something done right.

As his reputation grew around the Valley, so did his confidence and, in 1992, with not much more than his pickup truck and a tool belt, Barton began building homes in Ada County. A tireless worker and master of efficiency, Corey quickly won the accolades of buyers with his spacious floor plans, quality construction, and a wide range of finish options. His following of happy homeowners grew rapidly, and he became known for giving his buyers more for their money.

Since 1992, Corey has led CBH Homes to become Idaho’s #1 Builder, and his company has built over 17,000 homes in the Treasure Valley. 

When Corey isn’t at CBH, you’ll find him with his beautiful family. He enjoys being “Super Dad” and the #1 fan for his family.  

Ronda Conger oversees day-to-day operations, marketing, sales, and community relations. Since 2003, she has been instrumental in guiding us to strengthen our position as Idaho’s #1 home builder and further championing our commitment to community involvement.

Ronda began her career in 1993 with KB Homes in Las Vegas, one of the nation’s top five builders. While there, she held a variety of roles learning all aspects of home building from sales and warranties to marketing. In 1996, Ronda joined O’Neill Enterprises in Boise, where she oversaw land development, homebuilding, and oversaw communities.

Ronda is an active member of the Boise business community where she recently was awarded the 2018 St. Luke’s Children’s Hospital Luke award,  serves on the advisory board of the St. Luke’s Children’s Hospital, has been a vital fundraiser for the Leukemia Lymphoma Society’s Light the Night Walk, and is a Board of Directors member for the Treasure Valley YMCA. She was named a 2017 Constructech Women in Construction, along with 2018 Woman of the Year by the Idaho Business Review. 

She’s also a proud wife, mother of two children, author of 3 books and a full tank of gas.