We build throughout Charlotte and the surrounding areas, including SouthPark, Myers Park, Lake Wylie, and South Charlotte. If you have a specific location in mind, we’d love to talk.

We do both. Whether you’re starting from scratch or reimagining your current space, we bring the same level of craftsmanship and care to new construction and whole-home renovations.

Timelines vary based on scope and complexity, but most custom builds take 10–14 months from design to move-in. Renovations may be shorter depending on the work involved.

We manage every step—from design coordination and budgeting to construction, finishes, and final walk-through. We also partner with top architects and interior designers to bring your vision to life.

Absolutely. We can connect you with local realtors and evaluate potential sites to ensure they align with your goals, budget, and design vision.

Absolutely. We are happy to collaborate with your architect, or we can recommend one of our trusted partners.

Our hands-on approach, trusted trades, and meticulous attention to detail ensure every home we build reflects your lifestyle—not just a floor plan. We are deeply committed to craftsmanship, communication, and transparency.

We work closely with you to establish a realistic budget from the outset, offering detailed cost breakdowns and timelines. Our goal is to eliminate surprises and deliver exceptional value at every stage.

Yes. Many of our homes feature integrated smart home systems for lighting, security, Wi-Fi, climate control, blinds and more customized to fit your lifestyle.

We back our work with a comprehensive builder warranty and offer post-move-in support to address any issues that may come up.

Each home is different. There are 3 main factors that drive the price of a home.

1. Site conditions—does you lot need a lot of sitework? Are there lots of trees to be removed, a house to be demolished? Steep slopes can also add significantly to the cost of the home. Additionally, you must consider that the soils on your lot may be potentially poor and unable to support your home with a standard foundation. Is your home designed for a flat lot, but you have a sloped lot.

2. Home Design—this is an often-overlooked condition of pricing. Recently we built two homes next to each other with the same exact specifications but different home designs that were $60 per SF different. Is your home a good fit for the lot? Also, keep in mind that that many homes have almost as much unheated square footage as heated. Oversized 3 car garages, porches, elevated patios, retaining walls can easily cost as much as heated square footage—or even more!

3. Homeowner Specifications— High-end finishes cost significantly more than builder-grade options. Energy-efficient or sustainable materials may have a higher upfront cost but offer long-term savings. Specialty items like imported tiles or bespoke lighting fixtures add to both material and installation costs.

One thing to keep in mind when you are shopping builders—if the price is significantly less with builder A vs B either the specifications are different, the builder with the cheaper price is guessing or didn’t do an accurate estimate or is missing line items all together.