Minneapolis Custom Home Builder
Custom Homes
Whether it is a tear-down and rebuild or a new build on your own lot, we have the expertise to design precisely what you want and then to build it.
Minneapolis St. Paul Twin Cities Area custom homes Designer & Remodeler
Custom New Homes & Tear Downs
Let's talk new construction, and let's begin with the basic questions.
- Are you in our geographic area? You will need to be located in the 7-county metro area. While there are exceptions to this rule, they are rare. For instance, we don't build lake homes in Brainard, but we can go as far north as Wyoming and into western Wisconsin, such as Somerset.
- Do you own the land? We may still be able to help, but our inventory of available lots is very small.
- Is your lot big enough for the home you envision? Every city has its own rules for zoning and setbacks, so check there first.
- What are your environmental considerations? These include such factors that may affect your construction plans, such as issues like slope, soil conditions, trees, well and septic, road access, or protected areas that may require special permits or additional costs.
- What is your timetable? The planning and design of a true custom home can take considerably longer than most homeowners expect, so it is always best to have a realistic understanding of the time it takes to do it right and thoroughly.
- Do you have an adequate budget, and have you considered what kind of financing you would use or need? We have excellent relationships with financial partners and may be able to help with financing.
- Why do you want to build a custom home rather than remodel a current home? The "Why" question is always the best and hardest one to solve, which is why it is so important.
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