Frequently Asked Questions about Custom Home Builds

  • 1. How long does it take to build a custom home?

    The timeline varies depending on the size and complexity of the home, but on average, a custom home can take 8 to 18 months from start to finish. Factors like permitting delays, weather, and material availability can affect this timeframe.

  • 2. How much does it cost to build a custom home?

    The cost depends on location, square footage, design features, and material selections. On average, custom homes can range from $200 to $500+ per square foot. We work closely with you to create a design that fits your budget.

  • 3. Can I use my own floor plans or architect?

    Yes! You can bring your own plans, or we can connect you with our in-house designers and architects. We’re flexible and will work with your vision.

  • 4. What’s the first step in building a custom home?

    The first step is a consultation to discuss your goals, budget, timeline, and must-have features. From there, we guide you through design, permitting, and construction.

  • 5. Do I need to own land before starting?

    Not necessarily. If you don’t already own land, we can help you find and evaluate potential lots to ensure they’re suitable for your vision.

  • 6. Will I be involved in the design process?

    Absolutely. We encourage collaboration and offer regular design meetings where you can choose finishes, layouts, materials, and more

  • 7. How are changes handled during the build?

    We understand that plans may evolve. All changes are documented through a change order process, which includes cost and timeline impacts for your approval.

  • 8. Do you offer warranties?

    Yes, all of our custom homes come with a comprehensive warranty covering workmanship, materials, and structural elements—typically for 10 years.

  • 9. Can I visit the construction site?

    Yes, but for safety reasons, site visits are scheduled in advance with your project manager. We’ll also provide regular updates and photos throughout the build.