Custom Home Builds
Fully custom homes designed around how you live, built by our own crews from the ground up.
Lancaster is one of our favorite places to build, and it is just down the road from our shop. Custom homes, additions, site work, and structures, all handled by our own crews.
Garrard County has the kind of land people dream about building on, open acreage, good views, and room to spread out. We are based in Danville, a short drive from Lancaster, which means fewer delays, quicker site visits, and a builder who knows the ground before ever setting foot on it. North Garrard in particular is where a lot of our work happens.
From bare land to a finished home, here is what we take on in Richmond and the surrounding area.
Fully custom homes designed around how you live, built by our own crews from the ground up.
More space that ties into your home like it was always there.
A fresh layout or a full transformation of the home you already love.
Building in your own community changes how you work. There is no hiding behind a call center or a schedule that puts you last because you are far away.
Meaning we are on your site quickly, not squeezing you in between jobs two counties over.
Local permitting, local soil, local inspectors, and the way homes are built to last around here.
A clear, fixed price up front, so your budget holds from the first meeting to the final walkthrough.
Word travels fast in a town this size. Every build here either earns us the next one or costs us it.
We build across Lancaster and the surrounding communities in Garrard County, with a lot of our work in North Garrard, and travel throughout Central Kentucky from our shop in Danville.
Just outside these? We build within about an hour and a half of Danville, so reach out and we will let you know.
Ask about your area10/10 Recommend Whitis for all your new construction and addition needs!
Whether you have land outside town, a lot in a neighborhood, or a home you want to transform, we would love to hear about it. Reach out and let’s talk it through.