It depends on size, site work, and finishes — which is why we quote with line-item pricing from your actual plans instead of quoting a square-foot number that changes later. Send your project details and you’ll get a real proposal, not a teaser figure.

Most residential builds run several months from groundbreaking to walkthrough, depending on size, weather, and site conditions. Because our trades are coordinated in-house, we don’t lose the weeks that normally vanish waiting between subcontractors — the schedule you get is one we control.

Yes — we pull the permits, schedule the inspections, and build to pass them as the project progresses. You shouldn’t have to learn the city’s process; that’s what a general contractor is for.

That’s home territory for us. Well drilling, septic systems, and site access are part of our scope, not a problem to outsource — a big reason rural Southeast Missouri builds come to us.

No. Come with finished plans, a sketch on paper, or just an idea and a budget — we’ll tell you what the next step is and connect the design work if you need it. The consultation costs nothing either way.

It happens on almost every project. Changes get priced in writing before work happens — you approve the cost and schedule impact first, so change orders are decisions you make, never surprises you find on an invoice.