Owner-run custom homes, major additions, and whole-home renovations in Huntsville, with open books and a 36-month warranty.
Start Your ProjectCustom HomesHuntsville has its own character and its own government, and building here works a little differently from the rest of the valley. A good project starts with understanding the town’s requirements and your specific lot before the design is locked in.
We work through those details with you and your designer, then price the home on real bids and material costs that you can review line by line.
Ground-up custom homes, working with your architect or one of our partner designers. Land and site work are separate from that number, so you can see each part of the budget clearly.
Custom homes →Major additions and whole-home renovations, run with the same open books and the same owner on site. We don’t take on projects under $100K.
Additions & renovations →Huntsville is an incorporated town, separate from Ogden Valley City. Permits for homes and additions inside town limits go through Huntsville Town, not the city. We confirm which jurisdiction covers your parcel, then handle the application and inspections.
You pay the actual cost of the work plus one agreed fee. Every bid, invoice, and receipt is open to you before and during the build.
How pricing works →The owner you meet at the first site walk is the person accountable for your budget, your schedule, and the quality of the work.
How we build →Three years of coverage after Commissioning, well beyond the one-year standard most homeowners expect.
About OVB →Most of the custom homes we plan land between $500K and $2M+ for the structure. Land and site work are separate from that number. Additions and remodels typically start around $150K. We’ll give you a working range after a site visit and a scoping conversation.
Huntsville Town, for parcels inside town limits. It’s a separate jurisdiction from Ogden Valley City. We confirm your parcel’s jurisdiction first and manage the permit and inspections.
Huntsville Town is its own jurisdiction, separate from Ogden Valley City. Either way, that moratorium was fully lifted on June 27, 2026.
You pay the actual cost of the work plus one agreed fee, written into the contract before work starts. You see every subcontractor bid, invoice, and receipt. Nothing is marked up out of view.
Tell us about your lot and your plans. We’ll walk through the town’s process, what drives cost on your site, and whether we’re a fit.
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