New construction
Custom homes, drawn around the way you live
A custom home starts with the lot and the life, not a flipped elevation from a sales binder. We build for owners who want to make the decisions and then watch them get built correctly.
What this includes
- Lot, drainage, and orientation before we fall in love with a plan
- Selections locked early enough that the schedule is real
- One contractor from permit to punch list
- Experience from careful local houses through gulf-front customs
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A straight first conversation
Address or lot, budget range, and what has to be true on move-in day. If those three do not fit, we say so.
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Plan and price as one document
Allowances are named. Exclusions are named. The number is a scope, not a mood.
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Permit, then the ground
We do not start the romantic part of the job while the county still has the drawings.
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A walk you can follow
Slab, dry-in, roughs, finishes. You hear about inspections when they happen, pass or not.
Questions worth asking
Do you build in production subdivisions?
Rarely, and only when the lot and the rules still leave room for a real custom house. If the community requires a stock elevation and a design-center menu, a production builder is the honest recommendation.
How much does a custom home cost?
It depends on the lot, the finish level, and the county. We have managed projects from about $300,000 into multi-million gulf-front work. We will not invent a per-square-foot tease on a form. Bring the lot and the list.
Can you work with our architect?
Yes. We also know when a plan needs an engineer before it needs a prettier rendering. Bring the drawings you have.
Tell us the address.
A few details are enough for a straight answer.