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How much does an NC custom home cost per square foot?

“Cost per square foot” is a term that became popular with production builders. Production homes are designed to be cookie cutter boxes and can be built very cheaply with very few choices and nearly everything outside baseline “basics” an “upgrade.”

Would you ask for the price per square foot for a car? That’s how little it can apply to a truly custom home, as a comparison tool, without knowing just what each of those square feet contain. Here’s how to take a test drive:

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NC custom home cost per square foot: Home style

The type of home you choose can make a big difference. A one story home has more foundation and roof, so it typically costs more per square foot to build than a two story home.

Architectural styles can impact your cost considerably. Contemporary homes can be more expensive to build than Colonial homes.

The Grace | Chatham County Multigenerational Plan

NC custom home cost per square foot: Floor plan layout

An “average cost per square foot” may not the best indicator of value. Even plans with similar layouts can have differences that impact the build cost. For example:

The Chandler Floor Plan | Siler City New Homes

Cost per square foot for a custom home depends on the floor plan, selections chosen, and location.

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    Do you own a lot?
    Yes, I own a lotNo, but I have a lot in mindNo, I'd like help finding a lot

    Location:
    PittsboroDurhamChapel HillAnother Location in NCI am not building in NC

    Build Budget:
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    • How big are the kitchens – how much cabinetry and countertops? What kind of appliances and lighting?
    • How many bathrooms? How extensive is the tile work?
    • How big is the garage?
    • How many and how big are the windows and doors? A wall of windows or sun room can make a big difference.
    • How much square footage is on the main floor, versus upstairs?
    • How high/complex is the roof line?
    • Does the home have a lot of cut outs or is it designed more cost effectively?
    • How much outdoor living space is included in the footprint? How big are the porches and screen porches? Is there an outdoor kitchen or see-through fireplace?

    NC custom home cost per square foot: Building materials and selections

    Here’s what else you need to know, as you compare costs:

    Look closely at what the builder includes in writing. Are floors “resilient material” or hardwood? What kind of hardwood is it? How many rooms start with carpet? Is there a microwave? Is the owner’s suite shower tile, or plastic? Does it have a fireplace? What kind of lights and faucets are included? Does the home come with a radiant barrier or sealed crawl space (that can save you a lot over the years and make your home more efficient and comfortable). Different materials, features, and finishes can make a huge difference in the price for your home. Everything you want to change will add to the price you pay (either now or later.)

    Look for what the builder has in writing as to what comes “standard.” What builders offer can differ extensively as to what is “basic”. We can help you find a cost-effective floor plan. And we will help you compare advantages.

    Chatham County New Home | Travars Built Homes

    NC custom home cost per square foot: Location and building lot site work

    The site work required for your lot can also make a big difference. Ask the builder what it costs to build a home on your lot. Find out if the builder requires you to sign upb efore they will do an assessment of site costs.

    • Is a sewer available or do you need a septic system? Is it conventional or engineered?
    • Do you have over 2 or 3 acres? If so, a well may be required.
    • How long is the driveway? What will it be made with?
    • What is the topography? Do you need a tall crawl or basement?
    • What are the setbacks?
    • Is it in a neighborhood with an HOA? What are the community covenants?

    TBH builds homes from cottages to estates, with a cost per square foot that is appropriate for custom homes that come in all kinds of shapes, sizes, and architectural styles.

    Things to do with Kids in Pittsboro NC

    An amazing local play, walk, sports and splash park is now open in Pittsboro! Knights Farm Community Park has 10 acres of fun opportunities.

    Creative playgrounds!

    Huge splash pad filled with water fountains to cool down summer.

    Imaginative “house” and “shop” with play spaces inside and out.

    Cool slides!

    Wide, concrete walking paths for a casual stroll.

    Picnic tables – some under a roof.

    Some with grills and water sources.

    There’s even a dog park and sports field.

    We like Knights Farm Community Park – another great Pittsboro gathering place.

    Owner’s suite bathroom design: How to create the space you need for your new home in NC

    How to arrange the bath in your NC new home.

    Bathroom Layout #1: Little Treatments – Big Statement

    Pineterest and Houzz worthy results like this come from creative custom choices: Mirrors. Lighting. Sinks. Drawers. Little touches transform, with design build Travars Built Homes.

    White and Black Tile Bathroom | Mebane NC New Homes

    Bathroom Layout #2: Comfort and Closet

    Spacious tile shower with glass. Stand alone tub with window view. Wood look tile. Nearby closet with custom shelving and natural light. What would you like to surround yourself with, in your owner’s suite bath?

    Wendell North Carolina New Homes | Large Tile Shower
    Freestanding white tub and large tile shower in the Owner’s Suite bath.

    Bathroom Layout #3: Shared Space That Feels Private

    Separate sinks, cabinets and drawers. Lantern lights. Personal sized mirrors. How much space does your floor plan have for your vanity? What look would you like?

    Chapel Hill Modern Farmhouse | White Dual Vanity

    Bathroom Layout #4: Mixing Textures and Styles with Unexpected Barn Doors

    Opaque glass framed with antique white can give a barn door a light, airy feel, like this. What a great way to make a doorway feel more important – and add contrast to the bold tile and contemporary choices.

    Chapel Hill Modern Farmhouse | Wood Sliding Barn Doors

    Bathroom Layout #5: Barely There Glass Shower Glass Across from Boldly Framed Mirror

    Frameless glass (and doorless entry) on the shower provides a contemporary open feel. Spacious, elegant and ready for relaxation.

    Accessible Shower Floor | On Your Lot Builder Chapel Hill NC

    Bathroom Layout #6: Large Shower. Deep tub

    This owner’s suite bathroom takes advantage of the ability to customize with emphasis on the importance of water. Note the blend of tiles in every part of the room. This design is all about the view – inside and out.

    Chapel Hill Modern Farmhouse | White and Gray Master Bathroom

    Bathroom Layout #7: Separate Vanities. Vaulted Ceilings

    Creating an extension of space upward can provide a feeling of spaciousness to a smaller bathroom. Adding softer tones to the tile shower, floor and tub surround adds comfort.

    Raleigh Custom Homes | Walk in Shower

    Bathroom Layout #8: Tight Fit Tricks

    When space is at a premium, focus on smaller areas to bring the eye. Lighting. Countertops. Floor. All with a modern farmhouse feel.

    En Suite Bathroom | New Homes Chapel Hill NC

    Bathroom Layout #9: Modern Old Fashioned Freestanding Tub

    Freestanding tubs are one of the most popular requests for new custom homes. Ask your builder how much space you need around the tub, and where you want the faucets.

    Chatham County NC Custom Homes | Farmhouse White Bathroom

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    7 questions to ask as you choose interior lighting for your design/build new home

    There are many lighting choices for your Travars Built custom home in NC. Here’s what to keep in mind to help ensure the lights you choose can be a good fit.

    #1 What lighting styles are your favorite? Matte black modern farmhouse? Contemporary chrome?

    It’s common to mix and match lighting styles in design/build new homes. You don’t have to pick just one!

    Kitchen Open to Living Room | On Your Lot Builder Chapel Hill NC

    #2 How much light do you need?

    How much natural light is available through windows, skylights, glass doors? How much foliage is around the home? How often will shades be closed?

    Chapel Hill New Home Builder | New Homes Chapel Hill NC

    #3 Where will the light source be placed?

    Make sure the wattage and light bulb size are sufficient for the area you need to light up. Some lighting fixtures are really pretty. But they use tiny little lights. Will the lighting source be sufficient?

    #4 What are you lighting up?

    Rooms with high ceilings may need more light distribution. Screen porches may block some natural light from entering the rooms behind them.

    #5 What do you need the light for?

    Craft rooms, homework areas, informal dining areas or other specific designations may require extra lighting. Do you need a spotlight or more subtle lighting?

    #6 What materials?

    Chrome? Wood? Black metal? Copper? Crystal? It’s no longer an imperative for everything in the room to match. Faucets and doorknobs can be a very different material than lighting. The focus is more on personality and functionality than adhering to a single material.

    Chatham County NC Custom Homes | Two Story Kitchen

    #7 What is the purpose of the lighting?

    Does the entire room need to be lit up, with multiple can lights to boost lighting or would sconces (for reading), under cabinet lights (for food prep) or theater lights (along the floor or steps) be something to think about?

    Chatham County On Your Lot Builder | Chatham New Homes

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    New home architectural styles in North Carolina

    Today’s most sought after new home styles in NC reflect a blend of Modern Farmhouse, Craftsman, Colonial, Traditional and Contemporary – and even reflections of several design approaches in a single dwelling.

    Mixed architectural exterior

    Note the difference in style between the front porch, columns, siding, railings, window frames, trim around the windows, front door design, detail work and roof line of this home. It’s a great example of how today’s new homes aren’t held back by old fashioned norms.

    New home architectural styles in North Carolina
    2824 sq ft | 4 Beds | 2.5 Baths | Two Story Home

    Get a flyer and pricing information for the Joanna and similar NC home plans, here.

    Traditional and turret home exterior

    The turret on this home adds a touch of whimsey to a cost effective custom home plan. Stately brick and touches of metal complete its modern medley of styles.

    New home architectural styles in North Carolina
    2758 sq ft | 3 Beds | 2.5 Baths | First Floor Master

    Get a flyer and pricing information for the Cooper and similar NC home plans, here.

    Craftsman home exterior

    This home has all the makings of a Modern Craftsman style – with splashes of bold color to add dimension.

    New home architectural styles in North Carolina
    3227 sq ft | 4 Beds | 2.5 Baths | Main Floor Master

    Get a flyer and pricing information for the Leigh and similar NC home plans, here.

    Modern Farmhouse home exterior

    Board and batten siding and a crisp facade says Modern Farmhouse. Look closely and you’ll see Arts and Crafts windows and a colorful front door, with personality.

    New home architectural styles in North Carolina
    2328 sq ft | 4 Beds | 2.5 Baths | First Floor Master

    See the photo tour and request pricing information for the Rodanthe, here.

    Contemporary Modern Farmhouse exterior

    Lots of windows provide Contemporary appeal. Simplicity says Modern Farmhouse. Metal roof accents add artistic appeal.

    New home architectural styles in North Carolina
    2418 sq ft, 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths

    Get a flyer and pricing information for the Bluffton Way and similar NC home plans, here.

    Colonial home exterior

    This Colonial exterior belies the Contemporary features and finishes inside – a no-holds-barred approach to capturing your own sense of adventure, without everything having to follow the same flow, when you design/build your new home.

    New home architectural styles in North Carolina
    3470 sq ft | 5 Beds | 4 Baths | First Floor Master

    See the photo tour and request pricing information for the Inara, here.

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    New home trends: Best hardwood flooring for pets

    You have a lot of choices for flooring in North Carolina new homes, from hardwood to tile and carpet, as well as custom options.

    Travars Built Homes offer the highest quality features, finishes, materials and craftsmanship, including real oak hardwood flooring in every home. See what else comes, standard, here.

    All types of flooring will see some wear and tear over time. But which types of hardwood flooring stand up best to daily traffic from people and pets? Here are 10 tips for choosing hardwood flooring in NC new homes:

    North Carolina New Homes | Hardwood Flooring Trends

    Hardwood flooring tip #1:  Soft woods cost more — and provide less protection

    If you want to avoid flooring that dents easiest, avoid American Cherry, American Walnut, and Pine. Better versions of these hardwoods for a harder surface? Brazilian Cherry and Walnut.

    Hardwood flooring tip #2: Consider a Harder Hardwood

    Hickory, Brazilian Cherry and other hardwoods rank high on the Janka scale.  They come with a premium price, but  are much harder than the 3/8 “hardwood” flooring most builders use. Travars Built Homes uses ¾ solid oak hardwood – a much higher quality wood with more resistance to wear and tear than most new homes start with.

    North Carolina New Homes | Hardwood Flooring Trends

    Hardwood flooring tip #3: Strong grains can hide more scratches

    Red oak has a stronger grain than white oak. Red oak, 1290 on the hardness scale, hides scratches better than Brazilian Cherry, which is 2350 on the Janka scale

    Hardwood flooring tip #4: Hand Scraped and Distressed Hardwoods provide modern rustic character that makes wear look appealing

    The more wear you put on these hardwoods, the more realistic they look. Knots and other character traits also give “real hardwoods” a natural look that feels comfortable and welcoming.

    Contact Travars Built Homes to get a price for your NC new home build.

    Hardwood flooring tip #5: Mask imperfections with a Matte Finish

    Ask your builder to use a matte finish on your site finished hardwood floors. Glossy finishes will be more reflective – and imperfections more glaring.

    North Carolina New Homes | Hardwood Flooring Trends

    Hardwood flooring tip #6: Light stains hide scratches best

    Another great characteristic of oak hardwood flooring is that it’s already a naturally light wood. The stain shade you choose can make a difference in how much scratches show, with lighter hues hiding more scarring than dark colors. lighter hue on the stain you choose And if you’ve chosen oak, a naturally light wood, even if the finish is scratched off the scratch is more likely to blend with the rest of the floor.

    Hardwood flooring tip #7: Solid Hardwoods have long lasting qualities

    Site finished solid hardwood flooring can be refinished. So if you feel like freshening up your woods in a few years, either because you’d like it to look new or want to change the color, you can simply sand it and restain it, at a much lower cost than replacing the entire floor like you’d need to do with an inexpensive laminate.

    North Carolina New Homes | Hardwood Flooring Trends

    Hardwood flooring tip #8: The bamboo effect

    Bamboo can be beautiful, but it’s not always the best choice for a floor that will have a lot of people and pet traffic. Stained bamboo can scratch very easily. Although it is technically stronger than oak, dents show up more easily. Strand bamboo costs more than carmelized bamboo, but can hold up better. 

    Hardwood flooring tip #9: Furniture Felt Pads can prevent heavy scraping

    Using felt pads under furniture (even with wheels) can protect your floors. Scattered rugs can also protect areas with heavy traffic, such as doorways, hallways, kitchen aisles and gathering places.

    Hardwood flooring tip #10: Leave your shoes at the door

    Still love soft woods best? Create a space where shoes go as people enter your home, to avoid scarring caused by pebbles, dirt and high heels. Custom built-in shelving, drop zones or even just a corner on the floor reserved for shoes can help your floors stay cleaner and less worn.

    North Carolina New Homes | Hardwood Flooring Trends

    Contact Travars Built Homes to find out more about building your new construction custom home in North Carolina.

    7 barn door design ideas

    Barn doors are big in North Carolina new homes. See the best places to add a barn door – with the flexibility to fit every architectural style, from modern farmhouse to contemporary.

    Love a floor plan, and want to add a barn door? Ask the team at Travars Built Homes what it takes to build your new home with a barn door for your kitchen, office, owner’s suite, sitting room, keeping room, pantry, bathroom, laundry, or closet during our custom home build process.

    Stained wood sliding barn door

    This barn door has a rural feel to it, with the 2×4 “X” across the door taking it one step further to a branded look.

    Barn door design ideas | North Carolina New Homes

    Antique white wood barn doors

    Don’t take the term “barn door” literally. It’s a free ranging door style that can take on a different feel depending on the materials it’s crafted with – like the glass barn doors you see here, framed in white – with contemporary appeal.

    Barn door design ideas | North Carolina New Homes

    Opaque glass barn doors

    Barn doors take twice the amount of wall space as swinging doors. However, they can add functionality to an area where a swinging door is not feasible. That’s why they have become so popular in bathrooms, like this:

    Barn door design ideas | North Carolina New Homes

    Double sliding barn doors

    Barn doors are typically attached to the wall on metal girders like this, which are purposely big and dramatic to call further attention to them as a focal point:

    Barn door design ideas | North Carolina New Homes

    Double barn doors are a great fit for larger spaces. They can be held open most of the time, like a frame around an entry place that can be closed off when desired.

    Glass panel sliding barn doors

    Sliding barn doors can lend importance to libraries like this, off the great room. The glass panels reflect the wall of windows in the room. White trim denotes elegance. Subtle metal rods and hinges meld into the home décor with classic appeal. Nothing rural about these barn doors!

    Barn door design ideas | North Carolina New Homes

    French door style barn doors

    Barn doors serve a decorative purpose in rooms like this. On the outside, they slide across the doorway. On the inside, they look like traditional French doors with an open view from an office, dining room, keeping room, sitting room or any other room that can be set apart by sliding doors.

    Barn door design ideas | North Carolina New Homes

    Brushed nickel hardware for barn doors

    Barn doors are often preferable to pocket doors in NC new homes – talk with the builder team at Travars Built Homes about why. Here, they add charm as well as functionality to the mud room.

    Barn door design ideas | North Carolina New Homes

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    Where to use tile, wood, carpet – and other types of flooring in your new home

    What kind of flooring will your new home come with, when you build an NC custom home?

    It can depend on what your builder offers, and the floor plan that you choose. Here’s what to expect in a Travars Built Home.

    Kitchens

    New Home Flooring Types | NC Custom Homes

    Most kitchens in North Carolina new homes have hardwood floors. With Travars Built Homes, site finished, real oak hardwood is our standard. Ask us what some homeowners want for flooring when they have dogs. We’ll also tell you why tile isn’t as common in NC kitchens as in some parts of the country.

    Living rooms / great rooms

    New Home Flooring Types | NC Custom Homes

    Hardwood in the living room gives a clean, fresh look to gathering areas, with easy cleanup. Decide which stain color you’d like to go with on site, when you go there during the build to see what looks best with the cabinetry, in the sunlight.

    Breakfast rooms

    New Home Flooring Types | NC Custom Homes

    The hardwoods keep on flowing throughout all the main living areas in your Travars Built Home, with sweeping open space that’s beautiful from one room to the next, like this breakfast room.

    Laundry rooms

    New Home Flooring Types | NC Custom Homes

    Laundry rooms have tile floors in Travars Built Homes. Have fun choosing the personality you want in spaces like this, that get a lot of use! Ask us how to make your laundry room even better, with folding tables, cubbies, shelves, and more space.

    Mud rooms

    New Home Flooring Types | NC Custom Homes

    Mud rooms have tile floors too. They’re designed for easy cleanup of everything that tracks into the home from outdoors. It’s also great for furry friends. Ask how to tuck a dog house, pet shower, or other accommodation into your custom home, like the one you see in this mud room.

    Bathrooms

    New Home Flooring Types | NC Custom Homes

    Every full bathroom in a Travars Built Home comes with a tile floor, too. There’s a big trend right now for tile that looks like wood, which can give it a rustic, contemporary look that can be really beautiful, like this floor.

    Bedrooms

    New Home Flooring Types | NC Custom Homes

    Bedrooms typically come with carpet, which Travars Built Homes makes more comfortable and long lasting with 8 pound pad beneath and a variety of choices. We can install hardwood instead – it’s one of the many things you can decide what to do with, when you build a custom home the way you want it.

    Library / home offices

    New Home Flooring Types | NC Custom Homes

    Most offices and libraries in Travars Built Homes have beautiful oak hardwood flooring like this home. It can depend on the location of these rooms – all main living areas on the first floor typically have hardwood as a standard. Ask us about other flooring you’d like in your home – cork, bamboo, concrete, laminate – we can create whatever effect you would like.

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    14 ways to create welcoming indoor/outdoor living spaces for your NC new home

    Building indoor/outdoor living into your NC new home can make it feel more open and spacious – with easy flow through to extra space where you can stretch out and enjoy natural light, fresh air, scenery and activities.

    Get ideas from these 14 photos of indoor/outdoor porches, decks, windows and doors. See what comes standard (or can be easily customized) when you build a new custom home with Travars Built Homes.

    Sliding glass doors

    Double sliding glass doors are one of the most exciting new trends in NC custom homes. Framed by matching windows on either side, they promote natural light as well as access to a covered porch, screen porch, deck or patio through multiple entrances that extend gathering areas into everything your outdoor living area offers.

    Indoor outdoor living spaces | NC new homes

    Open space

    Note how much more open space is felt in this NC custom home by adding outdoor living space separated by a wall of glass. The more you can view, the more your indoor open space can create a connection with back yard nature. Ask NC custom home builder Travars Built Homes about ways to add more – and bigger – windows, all over your new home, with modifications in its design phase.

    Indoor outdoor living spaces | NC new homes

    Wall of windows

    Indoor/outdoor living space that is connected through a glass door as well as a wall of windows adds extra dimension. This Modern Farmhouse screen porch extends living space with massive windows across the entire area. Note the dark framed windows – a huge trend for NC new homes.

    Indoor outdoor living spaces | NC new homes

    Deck extension

    Extending outdoor living area with a deck that stretches beyond a screen porch offers even more opportunities to leverage all the activities conducive to including nature in your new home.

    Indoor outdoor living spaces | NC new homes

    Big screen porch with detail work

    Think through the size of your screen porch when you’re looking at blueprints with the builder. Some floor plans already dedicate space that’s integral to the home. Others can have a porch added on. Note the detail work that makes this indoor/outdoor living especially inviting.

    Indoor outdoor living spaces | NC new homes

    Patios

    Consider stepping down from your screen porch to a patio below suitable for a hot tub spa, barbeque, or other fun outdoor gathering space. Check with the general contractor about impervious space and other regulations, to see what’s possible where you’re building.

    Indoor outdoor living spaces | NC new homes

    Railings

    Whether rails are required due to height or you simply prefer to have deck space walled in, there are various approaches you can take with a custom home. Wood railings and wrought iron railings are the most popular treatments in NC. See how creative you can be, when you create a special look with Travars Built Homes.

    Indoor outdoor living spaces | NC new homes

    Maximize (outdoor) open space

    Open space isn’t just for the interior of your home. When the world awaits outside, relax on a wide open deck where you can sit and ponder. This deck was designed to encompass two entrances into the home (the breakfast room and the laundry/mud room). Want more? The possibilities are nearly endless, when you build a custom home in NC.

    Indoor outdoor living spaces | NC new homes

    Fans and lighting

    Screen porch ceiling fans come standard in Travars Built Homes, to add further enjoyment to outdoor living space. Lighting extends enjoyment of gathering areas like this no matter what time of day you feel like relaxing or getting together on your screen porch.

    Indoor outdoor living spaces | NC new homes

    Personality

    See the personality you can build in, through the design decisions you make – and the craftsmanship of a Travars Built Home. See the difference in choice with this wrought iron railing as compared to wood railings. The deck that stretches from the screen porch you see here was designed for maximum space. Note the detailed trim and ceiling treatments. Everything adds up, as you create your home the way you want it.

    Indoor outdoor living spaces | NC new homes

    French doors

    The classic tradition of French doors can add an inviting touch to your outdoor living area. Tag on additional windows, for even more access to everything you want to see and do from the inside, out.

    Indoor outdoor living spaces | NC new homes

    Open or enclosed

    Travars Built Homes enclose your screen porch in comfort so your outdoor living enjoyment can be at its fullest. Screen walls. Screen door. Screen under the decking. Beadboard ceiling. Fan. Check out the details and relax. You’re going to love this.

    Indoor outdoor living spaces | NC new homes

    Extending the view

    Got views on all sides of your new home? Ask us about floor plans that give you a glimpse around the corner from your screen porch, like this NC custom home. Soak in all the reasons you chose your homesite, as you maximize your indoor/outdoor living with a view.

    Indoor outdoor living spaces | NC new homes

    All brick

    Wrap your indoor/outdoor living space with the solid feeling of strength, on your all brick home. This screen porch is an integral part of the home, with a doorway tucked into the brick corner that adds dimension.

    Indoor outdoor living spaces | NC new homes

    In North Carolina, new home exteriors are typically sided in fiber cement, brick or vinyl. The material and colors you choose are dependent on your community covenants as well as personal taste. Talk with your custom home designer at Travars Built Homes about more indoor/outdoor living ideas.

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    5 easy steps to get an NC custom home price quote

    Building a custom home is very different from purchasing a new or existing home. You often won’t find set pricing online because custom home builders need to know a few details to provide a quote you can count on.

    Here are the 5 easy steps we walk through with you, so you can get a personalized custom home quote with 10 pages of details.

    Step 1: Call Travars Built Homes at 919-740-7536. We can cover a lot about what you’d like to do in a ten minute conversation. And check here for quick answers to common custom home building questions.

    NC Custom Home Photo Tours

    Step 2: Email. Send the names of floor plans you’re interested in knowing more about. Need ideas? Request house plans, here.

    If you own a lot, send the address, plot plan, soil determinations, improvement permits, community covenants and anything else that can help us provide you with the most precise information possible.

    Step 3: Come to your 30 minute no obligation custom home consultation. We’ll go over the details in your 10 page custom home pricing quote. Take it home. Make notes on the things you’d like to consider changing, such as floor plan modifications. Email your questions so we can provide even more information.

    Farmhouse Kitchen Island | Mebane NC New Homes

    Step 4: Meet with Travars Built Homes at your lot for your free onsite lot assessment, where you’ll learn what it takes to build at your homesite. Find out about everything about your location that impacts build costs – before you sign your purchase agreement. Still looking for the right lot? We can help with your search, too.

    Step 5: Read more about what makes Travars Built Homes unique, and meet one more time to go over the details in your final quote for the floor plan you want to build. We can cover any modifications discussed at your initial custom home consultation, and site work specific to your homesite. Your build costs are locked in with your purchase agreement!

    Wendell North Carolina New Homes

    Interested in a custom home quote? Contact Travars Built Homes. We will show you everything that comes included – and the flexibility you have for personalization – when you build your new home on your lot or neighborhood in central NC.

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