S-01Site-specific structure
Engineering follows the building design, property conditions, loads, and governing requirements.
Owner-led planning, site-specific engineering, documented scopes, and a fixed contract price before construction.
Plans, materials, responsibilities, selections, allowances, and exclusions are defined before construction. The signed scope becomes the standard used to manage every phase.
S-01Engineering follows the building design, property conditions, loads, and governing requirements.
E-01Every model uses 26-gauge metal roof and wall panels. Standing-seam or flat-seam profiles are selected for the design. The heavier steel provides greater resistance to hail denting than lighter 29-gauge panels.
P-01Included work, selections, allowances, site responsibilities, and separately priced items are stated before signing.
Q-01Experienced subcontractors work under documented scopes, coordinated schedules, and company oversight at each phase.
C-01Required permits and inspections are coordinated, followed by the final walkthrough, punch list, and warranty documents.
Customize a model or bring your own design. Turnkey prices include the slab, finished interior, permits, inspections, and warranty.
Already have plans? Usable plan work may receive up to a $5,000 build credit.
Use it for vehicle storage, a workshop, equipment, or finish it later. Start with the shell and choose the upgrades that fit how you will use the building.
The base package assumes a level site with truck and equipment access. Slab, insulation, power, permit fees, inspections, taxes, delivery, site cleanup and disposal, grading, driveways, and utility extensions are priced separately. Your written proposal lists every included and excluded item before you sign.
*Prices cover the stated build. Material delivery is priced by project ZIP. Land, utilities, and site work are separate.
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We coordinate permits and required inspections, build from site-specific engineered plans, and carry the required licenses and insurance.
Every new construction agreement includes our 10-year limited workmanship and structural warranty for work within the signed scope.
We confirm the plan, selections, and site, then put the fixed price, allowances, and payment schedule in the contract.
Construction loans come from your lender. We provide the contract, specifications, and draw schedule.
Fifteen years of carpentry, trim, stonework, and high-end remodeling shape our workmanship standard. See our finish work →
Plans, permits, and long-lead materials.
Concrete, structure, and dry-in.
Mechanicals, interiors, trim, and punch list.
Garages and shops are usually faster. Permits, materials, site conditions, weather, and scope affect timing.
The difference is who handles the slab, permits, interior, subcontractors, and completion.
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| Metal kit | Traditional builder | Our build | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting point | Package and options | Custom consultation | Published or custom |
| Concrete slab | Usually separate | Per contract | Included |
| Permits | Owner handles | Per contract | Handled for you |
| Finished inside | Owner completes | Per agreed scope | Included |
| Project management | Owner | Builder | Builder |
| Warranty | Varies by supplier | Per contract | 10-year limited workmanship + structural |
| Payments | Varies by seller | Lender draw schedule | Deposit, then milestones |
Bring us a written quote and we will compare it line by line.
Send the building type, dimensions, site location, land status, plan status, and target start date. We will review service coverage and identify any missing information before pricing.
Request a project reviewChoose a model or enter a custom size. Add the site location, land status, budget range, and target schedule for project review.
Electrical prices include the 200-amp panel and model-sized interior package. Utility connection, trenching, feeder conductors and the power run to the building are separate. Insulation prices include R-19 walls and an R-30 roof fiberglass liner system.
Each card lists its base scope. Building-only packages include the post-frame structure, 26-gauge metal roof and siding, listed openings, and installation on the prepared site. Turnkey home models include labor, materials, the reinforced slab, listed systems, permits, and final inspection.
We primarily use standing-seam or flat-seam metal panels. The final profile, gauge, coating, and fastening system are selected for the building design, roof geometry, and site exposure and listed in the contract specifications.
Yes, where the card says turnkey or building and slab. The $27,500 building-only shop has a dirt floor, with 4-inch, 6-inch, and radiant slab options available.
Permit fees and required inspection costs are outside the published building-only price. The written proposal assigns responsibility for applications, scheduling, and required documents.
Slab, insulation, power, permit fees, inspections, taxes, and delivery are priced separately. Land, utilities, driveways, grading, and other site work are also separate.
The shell covers the slab, structure, and exterior. A turnkey home adds mechanicals, insulation, interior finishes, fixtures, and labor.
Homes usually target six to eight months. Garages and shops are usually faster. Site, permits, materials, weather, and scope affect timing.
Send the model or plan, size, location, and major changes. We explain the design steps and fees before detailed drawings begin.
Yes. The calculator covers common options, and we can price custom choices.
The contract states the deposit and milestone schedule. Construction loans follow the lender's approved draw schedule.
Yes. It is refundable before contract and credited toward your build. Request a refund at [email protected].
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