BUILD YOUR DREAM CUSTOM HOME IN ATLANTA
COST CONSULTATION
HOMES BUILT WITH
YOUR NEEDS IN MIND.
A Team You Can Trust.

DAVID MULLIKIN

LAUREL MULLIKIN

TAYLOR MULLIKIN

ANNA GLENN

DAVID DICENTES

CHRISTIAN HAMPEL

GABRIELLA STRAZZI

CHRISTINE CALL

RANDY GARRETT
OUR CUSTOM
HOMES PROCESS
OUR CUSTOM HOMES PROCESS








INVESTMENT RANGE
& TIMEFRAME

We visit your home, talk about your goals and vision, and walk you through expectations + next steps!

You meet with our design team for an in-depth interview; we then design and present schematic drawings and layout options for review. *includes initial cost investment

We fine-tune the drawings, begin selecting materials, finishes, and fixtures, coordinate with our trusted trades, then bring your design to life (i.e the fun part)! *includes primary cost investment

Your project doesn’t end at construction! Our Aftercare team is here for anything you need.
INVESTMENT RANGE
& TIMEFRAME
CUSTOM HOME PORTFOLIO
What Our Clients Say
Custom Homes on Moore

THE VISION
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is the average timeframe to build a custom home?
The average time it takes for us to design and build a custom home is anywhere between 10-16 months, depending on the scale and complexity of your project.
How much does it cost to do a custom home?
The price will vary based on the complexity of your project, but the average cost can start at $2 million and increase depending on the full scope.
Can you evaluate a lot before I buy it?
Yes, and we’d encourage it. We’ll walk the property with you and look at topography, tree cover, utility access, setbacks, septic or sewer feasibility, and HOA or county restrictions. A lot that looks perfect on a listing can carry site costs that reshape your budget, so it’s worth knowing before you close.
What if there's already a house and trees on my lot?
We handle it. Demolition and site clearing are part of Construction, and we manage the permits, utility disconnects, and county or HOA approvals that go with them. Tree removal is reviewed alongside it, since local ordinances protect certain trees and stream buffers, and we’ll tell you early what your site allows. Demolition is a line item in your budget from the start.
Where do most clients live during the construction phase?
Most clients rent a home or apartment, and a few stay in a second home or with family. The detail worth planning around is the lease term. We’d suggest giving yourself a few months past your target completion date, or looking for a month-to-month option, so a shift in the schedule doesn’t create issues with your lease terms.
















