From first walk to handover: what happens, what we do, and what we need from you.
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We walk the land with you and talk about how you live and what you want to spend. You leave knowing whether the site and the number agree — before anything is drawn.
What we need from youYour site, your budget range, and a sense of how you want to live in the house.
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What gets drawn is what can be built at your number. Bring your architect’s drawings, or start with ours — plans, elevations and selections take shape together, and you see the house before anything is committed.
What we need from youDecisions, at a pace we set out in advance so nothing waits on a single choice.
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A fixed price from finished drawings, with allowances drawn from homes we have actually built in your market. Nothing changes without your signature.
What we need from youA signature, once the number is one you are comfortable with.
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Permits, surveys, engineering — and the long-lead materials bought early, because the delays that wreck custom builds are the things nobody ordered in time.
What we need from youNothing. This is ours to carry.
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One project manager, a handful of homes, a weekly update with photographs. Draws only against finished work — and every trade on your site vetted and insured before they touch it.
What we need from youSelections on schedule, and a walk of the house whenever you like.
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We walk the house before you do — the founder, the VP of Construction, the project managers — then walk it with you and finish the list before you move in. The manuals, the warranties, and the same team on the phone after.
What we need from youA walkthrough, and an honest list.
Luxury building fails when details live in inboxes and memory. Every Seven home runs on MySeven, our project system, which ties plans, competitive trade bids, purchase commitments and the job budget to the same numbers we signed with you — so craftsmanship stays personal, and the business of building stays clear.
Bid against a real budget line
Trade work is bid competitively against a real budget line. Award is about scope and value.
Everyone builds from your drawings
Plan sets and revisions are controlled. When plans change, every affected trade re-prices from the new set — nobody is building from last month’s drawings.
Commitments you can see
Awarded work becomes a written purchase commitment against the budget, so an overage surfaces early, with a reason.
Visibility without homework
Your project lives in one place — plans, status, budget. You see it whenever you want. You never have to manage it.
The system doesn’t replace your builder relationship. It protects it — so the conversations stay about design and quality, not a hunt through old emails.
Every change order and allowance item approved and signed by you
Draws requested only on completed work
Quality-control walks by the founder, VP of Construction and project managers
And in the walls you will never see: sound insulation under floors and around baths, and blocking behind the drywall so tomorrow’s hardware has something to hold.
We deal with our clients and our trades straight. The same crews have built Seven homes for years, and it shows in the houses.
David Lyne
Founder
Jeff Gerlach
VP of Construction
Your project manager
On your site, every week
Jillian Rice
Selections Coordinator
Blake Bellamy
Sales Specialist
More questions — the FAQ.
A few questions, then where to send the answer. We’ll call back the same business day. Rather talk now: 512-662-1349.
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