Yes. Veterans can build a brand new home using a VA construction loan. You work with a VA approved builder and a VA-approved lender. When the home is done, the loan converts to a standard VA mortgage.
Whether you’re planning a full home remodel, creating detailed construction plans, or looking for the right team to bring your ideas to life, we’re here to help. From stone and coastal homes to tiny homes, split-levels, and even manufactured or trailer homes, we’ve worked on projects of every shape and size — new home builds and additions alike.
Our team guides you from the initial concept through the final walkthrough, offering practical tools like a home remodel checklist, realistic cost estimates, and a collaborative design process. Whether you’re tackling a small DIY project or investing in a luxury build, we help you stay organized, confident, and supported every step of the way.
Need ideas or inspiration? We can help you explore modern layouts like Spanish-style ranch homes, modular builds, or L-shaped and container homes. We’ll also walk you through costs, custom design options, and flexible ways to finance your project — so you can move forward with clarity and peace of mind.
Every home tells a story — and we’re here to help you shape yours. Whether you’re making room for a growing family, modernizing a dated layout, or starting from scratch, we at Builders Group Construction offer thoughtful home design and construction services that bring your ideas to life.
Typical room additions range from 200–400 square feet and require thoughtful planning. Partnering with a professional designer and builder helps turn your ideas into reality with a clear plan and budget. The larger the space, the lower the cost per square foot — reach out for a personalized quote.
Pole barns offer incredible value for those needing large-scale storage, workspace, or flexible options for home-based businesses. We help you design a space that not only meets today’s needs but also supports your future goals.
Building a custom home can be complex, but our all-in-one design-build approach simplifies the process from foundation to finishes. We work with you to create a well-designed, highly functional home that fits your lifestyle and vision.
Advanced custom homes include premium finishes, expanded features, and intricate details that require expert coordination. From the very beginning, our builder-led process ensures seamless communication, smooth execution, and a home that truly stands out.
Note: Prices are averages and may change depending on the size of your project and your choice of materials.
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After we receive the details of your project, we’ll have a phone call where we’ll discuss your project, pricing, and possible layouts. We’ve been in the Industry for a long time and we love to offer up our knowledge.
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This is where we get to meet face-to-face and go over your project line by line. We do this to get a better idea of your vision and to make sure there is nothing that might inhibit the project we discussed over the phone.
We use a proven 12 step process that yields a successful remodel. Our clients tell us how much they enjoy it and its reflected in our reviews. A smooth construction process always starts with the end in mind. Feel free to check it out!
Yes. Veterans can build a brand new home using a VA construction loan. You work with a VA approved builder and a VA-approved lender. When the home is done, the loan converts to a standard VA mortgage.
No. Only builders who are registered with the VA can build homes using VA financing. If your builder is not VA approved, your loan will not be backed by the VA.
Most new construction homes take 6 to 12 months to build. The timeline depends on the size of the home, the design, and how quickly permits are approved.
In most cases, no down payment is required. That is one of the biggest benefits of using a VA loan to build a house.
A Certificate of Eligibility (COE) is a document from the VA that confirms you qualify for VA loan benefits. Your lender can help you get it, or you can request it directly through the VA.
Surviving spouses of veterans may qualify for VA loan benefits in some cases. A VA-approved lender can help you confirm eligibility.
If the appraisal comes in low, you may need to adjust the plans or cover the difference. We work with you upfront to design a home that is likely to appraise at or above the construction cost.
