FAQs
Below are a few of the most frequently asked questions we get when building a custom home.
The timeline varies based on the size, foundation type, complexity, and scope of customization of your home. On average, most custom homes take 8-12 months from design approval to completion.
Costs depend on factors like square footage, design complexity, materials, and finishes. We will provide a detailed estimate after your initial consultation to ensure transparency. For more about pricing, see our “Price Per Square Foot” section under the Our Services.
Yes! If you do not already have your own lot, we can assist clients in finding the perfect lot and can handle the process of zoning, planning, permitting, and site preparation requirements.
Absolutely! We understand that ideas evolve, especially as the home progresses. We’ll work with you to accommodate changes, though adjustments may affect the timeline and budget.
We collaborate with trusted drafters and architects to bring your vision to life. We will be with you during the entire process. Even if you already have your own plans, we will perform a comprehensive plan review to make sure the proper expectations are set.
Every home comes with a comprehensive warranty provided by 2-10 Home Buyer’s Warranty Corporation covering 1-year on workmanship and materials, 2-years on mechanical systems, and 10-years on structural integrity.
Simply schedule a no-obligation consultation through our Contact Page. We’ll discuss your vision, budget, timeline, and outline the next steps.
Yes! We incorporate energy-efficient materials and technologies to reduce your environmental footprint and save on utility costs.
While we don’t offer in-house financing, we can connect you with trusted lenders who specialize in custom home construction loans.
We primarily serve Columbia, SC, and surrounding areas, but we’re happy to discuss projects outside this region on a case-by-case basis.
Still have questions?
If there are any other questions that we can help with, please feel free to reach out.
