Custom Home Building Blog

If only building a custom home were as simple as the Property Brothers make it look. One 60-minute episode, a touch of shiplap, and a couple of minor issues easily solved, and BAM—it’s time for the reveal walk-through. Unfortunately, building a...

Situated here in a pastoral setting enveloped by wide-open skies, our 4012 plan shines in its unpretentious surroundings. But don’t be fooled by the uncluttered, clean lines of the exterior; inside you’ll find a thoughtfully-designed floor plan...

When planning a custom dream home, some of our clients prefer to choose designs, finishes, and room layouts themselves. Others will ask us if they should rely on an interior designer to guide them through the process to ensure that all their...

This month’s featured home proffers a generous 3,617 finished square feet of well-designed living space. With an impressive yet understated exterior, this plan (#1-B in our Gage Hill series) offers the flexibility of 3 – 6 bedrooms and 3 – 4...

It’s time to sell your home. Maybe you’re excited for a change or a move to a bigger home. On the other hand, perhaps you don’t want to move, but circumstances such as work or a lifestyle change have dictated that you do. Either way, you’re...

Comfortably situated on a sloping lot, the front elevation of this month’s featured home—though impressive—belies the amount of square footage contained therein. One of our more unique plans, this reverse walkout sprawls to nearly 4,000 finished...

You’re running errands on a sunny Saturday afternoon and on your way home you see balloons and directional signs leading to a nearby open house. Are you the type who stops by for a quick tour? Maybe it’s a home in your neighborhood that you’ve...

This month’s home tour begins with a stately Navy-blue front door (Sherwin Williams Naval) and timeless stacked mountain ledgestone. Pristine white trim set against the neutral stucco shade of Sherwin Williams Gossamer Veil sets the tone for a...

You’ve moved into your new house. The beds are made, the kitchen unpacked, and the internet signal strong. Now it’s finally time to address all of those empty walls and start making your new house a home. Where and how do you start?

Toss out the oft-heard term, “Mid-Century Modern,” and thoughts of Hula-Hoops, tie-dye, and Tang may come to mind. Coined in the 1980’s, the term actually refers to the period of time spanning from the 1940’s through the early ‘70’s,...