01 · Travis County
Austin, Texas
Austin general contractor for remodels, additions, ADUs, custom homes and commercial build-outs. We check the lot and the city permit path before pricing.
Building in AustinAreas · Central Texas
Where we build
We take projects in Austin and nearby cities in Travis, Williamson and Hays counties. Each city has its own permit office, and the ground changes from one side of the metro to the other.
02 · Williamson County
Round Rock, Texas
Round Rock general contractor for remodels, additions, ADUs and commercial build-outs. We start with the clay under the slab and the city's permit rules.
Building in Round Rock03 · Williamson County
Cedar Park, Texas
Cedar Park general contractor for remodels, additions, ADUs and custom homes where clay meets limestone. Lot, city and HOA questions get answered first.
Building in Cedar Park04 · Travis County
Lakeway, Texas
Lakeway general contractor for remodels, additions, custom homes and ADUs on sloped, rocky lake-area lots. Site conditions and HOA review come first.
Building in Lakeway05 · Travis County
Pflugerville, Texas
Pflugerville general contractor for remodels, additions, ADUs, investor work and custom homes. Clay soil, city permits and HOA approvals get checked first.
Building in Pflugerville06 · Williamson County
Georgetown, Texas
Georgetown general contractor for remodels, additions, ADUs, custom homes and build-outs. Older houses, mixed soil and distance planned for early.
Building in Georgetown07 · Travis County
West Lake Hills, Texas
West Lake Hills general contractor for remodels, additions and custom homes on steep Hill Country lots. Survey, rock and approvals are checked first.
Building in West Lake HillsWhy the city matters
Two projects with the same plans can cost and run differently depending on where they are built. Every city has its own permit office and review process, and plenty of neighborhoods add an HOA or deed-restriction approval on top. The ground changes too: clay that swells and shrinks with moisture along the eastern side of the metro, limestone and slopes toward the Hill Country in the west. The guide to Central Texas clay and limestone covers what that means for a foundation or an addition, and the permits guide covers how the approval process usually goes.
What we take
Remodels, additions, ADUs, custom homes, commercial build-outs and investor work. Browse the services, or send us the address.