Greene County, Tennessee — Greeneville and the rest of the county. We’ll also take work on the edge of Parrottsville and the edge of Washington County when the site fits. We don’t build in Grainger County, Roan Mountain, Eidson, Cherokee Lake / Morristown, or other out-of-area spots. Not sure? Ask early. We’ll tell you yes or no.

Yes. Plenty of clients already have a lot or acreage in Greene County (or those edge areas). We’ll look at access, utilities, grade, and Town vs County rules, then design for that site. Still shopping land? Talk to us before you buy. We’ll check buildability and what it costs to get the site house-ready — driveway, utilities, grade, perc/septic when that applies — so you don’t buy a problem lot.

Reach out with the site (or that you still need land), the kind of home you want, and a rough budget range. We’ll walk next steps: site check, design, estimate, schedule. If you haven’t bought land yet, talk to us first — we’ll flag buildability and site-ready cost before you’re locked in. Banks often want a builder estimate for construction financing — we can price from a floor plan once the scope is clear enough. Start on our Contact page or call 423.639.5429.

Call us before you close. We like to walk that with clients early. We look at buildability and the cost to make the site house-ready — Town vs County rules, perc/septic if there’s no sewer, water (well vs public), power, driveway/access, and grade. If it doesn’t perk, has no real access, or can’t get utilities without a huge ticket, it often isn’t worth buying. We can walk parcels with you before you close or right after something’s under contract.

Yes — if the land is in our service area. Plenty of clients relocate or build while they still live somewhere else. Remote design reviews, a clear selections schedule, regular updates. You’ll still want a few key trips: land walk, major selections, framing, final punch. Day to day we run turn-key.

Fixed-cost with allowances. Not T&M. Defined scope is priced up front. Allowances cover finishes that aren’t locked yet — flooring, lighting, plumbing trim, that kind of thing. Under the allowance, that line has room. Over it, it’s a clear change — not an open hourly meter on the whole job. We bill monthly on completed work.

Cost follows the lot, the plan, finishes, and site work. We don’t quote a national average or a fake “cost per square foot” online. Once we know the site and the scope (including plans you bring), we’ll give you a real estimate. We won’t invent ballpark $/sf numbers on this page or in forms.

As a turn-key builder, we run the job — suppliers and subcontractors — so you’re not herding every trade. What’s in your contract is what’s priced: structure, systems, and finishes per the plans and allowances. Turn-key means we manage the build. It does not mean a furnished, staged house like a listing photo.

Yes, once the plan and site are clear enough to define scope. That’s what a lot of banks want for pre-approval or a construction loan. Early concepts can get a rough range. A tighter number needs site and finish decisions locked enough to price.

We work with clients on construction loans all the time, and with VA construction financing when the lender’s process fits a fixed-cost build. We’re the builder, not the bank. Your lender sets the loan rules; we provide the estimates, draws, and paperwork they usually need. We’ve also written up local bank construction loans vs VA loans.