Construction and project management for your custom home

Four checkpoints, plus one person. Javier González supervises sites directly and knows what right looks like at each stage. Every trade contractor, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, concrete, is licensed and insured.

Your municipality inspects foundation, framing, MEP rough in and final before we proceed; those are mandatory. Before drywall closes the walls you walk the house with us and verify the framing and rough ins yourself. And before keys change hands we complete a punch list walkthrough together, then finish the list, not the other way around.

Engineered post tension slab on grade, on every home. This is the correct answer for Valley soil rather than a preference.

Much of South Texas sits on clay heavy soils that expand when wet and contract when dry. That seasonal movement cracks conventional slabs. Post tension cables, tensioned after the concrete cures, make the slab move as a single unit. Each foundation is engineered to your lot’s soil report, poured by licensed concrete contractors, and inspected by local building officials.

Kiln dried framing lumber that resists warping in our humidity. Thirty year architectural shingles as standard, with proper underlayment and ventilation, and metal roof upgrades available. Low E double pane windows and weatherstripped exterior doors. Open cell spray foam insulation throughout. PEX or CPVC supply lines with cast iron or PVC drains. Copper wiring meeting or exceeding the National Electrical Code. Concrete mix designs specified for structural and exposure conditions.

We work with established suppliers and subcontractors, many of them for decades. That continuity is not sentiment, it is why the crew on your house already knows what our standard looks like.

Every home meets or exceeds the current Texas energy code. Standard on every build: open cell spray foam insulation throughout, not an upgrade line, the standard; Low E double pane windows; a high efficiency air conditioning system of at least 15 SEER, sized to the house; an attic radiant barrier; air sealing at penetrations; and a programmable thermostat.

Optional upgrades include tankless water heaters, solar conduit pre wiring and higher SEER equipment. In a climate where summer regularly clears 100°F, efficiency is not an environmental gesture, it is your monthly bill, which is why the spray foam is in the base contract rather than on an options sheet.

Javier González gives you direct progress updates by phone or text, and we notify you at every major milestone: foundation pour, framing complete, roof on, drywall, and final walkthrough. Our team documents key stages with photos so you can see progress without driving out.

You are welcome to visit the site any time, we just ask that you coordinate with the team for safety. Two visits matter most: the pre drywall walkthrough, where you verify framing, plumbing and electrical before the walls close, and the final walkthrough, where we build the punch list together.

Six months from loan closing to key delivery is the typical timeline. That breaks down as roughly two weeks for design and blueprints, two weeks for permit approval, two to four weeks for site prep and foundation, four weeks for framing and roof, four weeks for MEP rough ins, three weeks for insulation and drywall, six weeks for interior finishes, and two weeks for final inspections and punch list.

Weather, material availability and permit queues can extend it. Permit timelines in particular vary by city, which is why we quote your schedule against your actual jurisdiction rather than a Valley average.