Custom Home Builder in Greater Houston
From the north shore of Lake Conroe to inside the Grand Parkway, we build across the nine counties that make up the Greater Houston region.
Nine counties, one team
Greater Houston is not one market. An infill lot inside Beltway 8 answers to city permitting and deed restrictions; a section home in Katy or Cypress answers to a MUD and an architectural committee; a tract in Grimes or Walker answers to a septic permit and a well driller. The house you want may be the same in all three places. The path to it is not.
We build across the region from a single office in Conroe, with the same superintendent, the same trade partners, and the same weekly reporting regardless of which county your address falls in. Where a market is far enough out that we cannot serve it well, we tell you so instead of taking the job.
What Building Here Actually Involves
Every county has its own paperwork, utilities, and ground conditions. Here is what we plan for before a shovel moves.
City of Houston, a smaller municipality, an ETJ, or unincorporated county land each carry different permitting, inspection, and setback rules. We establish which applies to your address before design begins.
Much of the region is governed by deed restrictions rather than zoning. Height, materials, setbacks, and even roof pitch can be dictated by a document recorded decades ago. We read it before we draw.
Post-Harvey, drainage review is stricter across the region, and some jurisdictions require on-site detention for new impervious cover. It affects site layout, so we plan for it early.
Gulf Coast clay moves with the seasons. Foundations here are engineered to a soils report for the specific lot, with drainage, irrigation, and planting designed to keep moisture around the slab stable.
Communities across the region
Building somewhere else in the county? Tell us where and we'll be straight with you.
Building in Greater Houston
We build throughout Harris, Montgomery, Grimes, Waller, Walker, Washington, Fort Bend, San Jacinto, and Brazos Counties, from our office in Conroe.
Yes, on infill lots and for renovations and additions. City permitting and deed restrictions add steps, and we account for them in the schedule from the start.
Yes. A job we cannot supervise properly is a job that goes badly for both of us. If your site is outside where we can be present regularly, we will say so and point you toward someone who can serve you.
The standards, the team, and the reporting are identical. What changes is the permitting path, the utility situation, and the ground conditions — which is exactly why local experience matters.
Building somewhere in Greater Houston?
Send us the address or the parcel ID. We'll tell you what we see, what it will likely take, and whether we're the right builder for it.
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