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What goes into building a home?

 

Well, you of course! But before you can move in and really transform the house we build you into something that feels like home, there are a few hoops to jump through. You’ll need to have land, you’ll need to have financing in place, and we’ll need to get permits from the town. For a full process overview, click here.

Wondering if there’s still time to get on this year’s schedule? You’re in luck! If you have land, financing, and permits, and we can get your foundation poured by July 1st 2026, we will be able to have your house move-in ready by the end of the year. Have questions? Use the contact form on our site, or give Jay a call at (207) 691-3261!

  • New England Farmhouse

    Framed by open fields, this custom New England farmhouse features a vaulted great room, a spacious screened porch, a connected barn-style garage, and warm, timeless finishes throughout.

  • Scandinavian Modern

    Designed to blur the line between indoors and out, this Scandinavian-inspired home features soaring pine ceilings, oversized windows, natural textures, and a warm, minimalist aesthetic.

  • Single-Story Modern Farmhouse

    Impeccably designed by the owner, this custom-built, single-story modern farmhouse features a built-in pantry, master closet, a tiled fireplace and so much more.

  • Craftsman Cape

    Thoughtfully appointed on a sprawling lot, this one-story, cape-style home is full of bold architectural details that give it its estate-like presence.

  • South Pond Colonial

    Situated on a secluded lot, this light and airy colonial features an open-concept living area, a drive under garage, and two state-of-the-art decks.

  • Modern Farmhouse Cape

    With shiplap-covered gable ceilings in the main living area, this farmhouse-style home manages to feel coastal, modern, minimalist and luxe.

  • Rustic Modern Farmhouse

    Located on a local farm, this eclectically-styled modern farmhouse is finished with wooden shingles, a metal roof, and gorgeous hand cut floors.

  • Contemporary New England Farmhouse

    Inspired by classic New England farmhouses, this custom home balances timeless architecture with modern living. Natural wood, abundant light, and carefully considered details create a home that feels both welcoming and enduring.