The overall cost to build a home in Texas varies depending on location, square footage, and features. However, most new construction homes range from $150 to $300 per square foot. Whether you’re considering a house plan with multiple wings or a simpler shape design, you can use our calculator to get a quick, tailored estimate based on your preferences.
This is based on our internal pricing. It's highly accurate if you build your home with us. Final costs may vary due to factors such as land preparation, custom design changes, and fluctuating material costs. It’s a great starting point to understand your budget and evaluate options like architectural style and living area sizes.
Before using the calculator, have a rough idea of your desired square footage, home features, and the location of your build. This information helps generate the most accurate estimate tailored to your vision. Think about characteristics like adding a garage, adjusting room complexity, or selecting a rectangular shaped design to optimize your project.
For the sake of simplicity, we've built this calculator to provide cost estimates for some of our most popular home styles. If you're interested in building a home with a more irregular shaped design, schedule a call with our team where you can tell us all about your vision.
Yes, complex roof designs often require more materials, specialized labor, and time to construct. All of these can increase overall costs. If you’re considering a u-shaped design or t-shaped design, contact our team to discuss your vision in more detail.
No. A finished basement can add value to your home by increasing the total living area, but they aren't common in the Houston area, so not all builders will construct them.
Working with experienced builders and choosing efficient designs like simple roofs or single wings can help keep costs manageable. For example, opting for a main-floor layout with fewer complexities can save money without compromising functionality or looks. Our calculator takes most of these optimizations into account. If you have additional questions, reach out to our team to schedule a call.