The Boerne Ridge house
BuildBoerne · 4 bed · 3,850 sq ft · two acres · 2026
Limestone and standing seam metal, sited for the western view. Handed over eleven days ahead of contract.
Custom homes · Hill Country and San Antonio
Homes built once, built properly
We build eight houses a year, not eighty. The same site supervisor carries your home from slab to keys, on a fixed contract price and a schedule we hold ourselves to.
Fixed price contracts · Eleven to thirteen month builds
2009Building in Bexar and Kendall counties since
EightHomes started a year, deliberately
Two yearsWorkmanship warranty, structural runs longer
Selected work
Four houses from the last three years. Every one had a fixed price at signing and the same supervisor at handover.
The Garden Ridge courtyard
BuildGarden Ridge · 3 bed · 2,900 sq ft · single level · 2025
Planned around three heritage oaks the owners refused to lose. The house bends, the trees stayed.
The Terrell Hills rebuild
RemodelTerrell Hills · Back to studs · 2,400 sq ft · 2025
A 1948 bungalow rebuilt on a tight established street. Deliveries timed so the neighbors kept talking to us.
The Fair Oaks farmhouse
BuildFair Oaks Ranch · 4 bed · 3,200 sq ft · workshop wing · 2024
A working farmhouse for a family that runs its business from the property. Separate entrance, shared plumbing wall.
What we hold to
A house is a hundred decisions made in the right order. Our job is to put them in that order, price them honestly, then build without drama.
One price, written down
Fixed contract price with allowances stated in dollars. Variations are quoted in writing before the work goes ahead.
One supervisor, start to finish
The person who walked your lot is the person who hands you the keys. You get their number, not a switchboard.
We say no early
If a budget will not carry a design, we tell you at week two, not after you have paid for drawings.
From our owners
The Friday photo email became the family ritual. Nine months, no surprise invoices, keys on the day they promised.Elena and Mark · Boerne
They told us no twice. Both times they were right, and that is why we trusted the yes.James · Garden Ridge
Two builds open for next year
We hold a small book on purpose. If you have land, or you are still choosing it, a first conversation costs nothing and usually saves money.
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