The Woodlands
Master-planned community in Montgomery County
Master-planned community, including private enclaves such as Carlton Woods; exterior projects such as patio covers and additions usually go through covenant review before construction.
Areas we serve across Greater Houston
We build across the Houston metro, from The Woodlands and Conroe to Katy, Sugar Land and Pearland. Each community has its own mix of city permits, county rules and HOA requirements, and we plan for them from the first visit.
North of Houston
Spring
Unincorporated community in Harris County
Much of Spring is unincorporated, so HOA and county rules often matter more than a city permit.
Conroe
City in Montgomery County
City permits inside city limits; county floodplain and septic rules on rural lots outside them.
Magnolia
City in Montgomery County
Acreage and rural lots where site preparation, septic and wells are part of many projects.
Montgomery and Lake Conroe
City and lake communities in Montgomery County
Lakefront and acreage properties; floodplain status and shoreline rules shape what can be built.
Tomball
City in Harris County
A mix of city-permitted lots and unincorporated subdivisions with their own deed restrictions.
Kingwood
Houston community in Harris County
Part of the City of Houston, with active community associations that review exterior changes.
Houston and close-in communities
Houston
City in Harris County
City of Houston permits through the Houston Permitting Center; floodplain rules apply in mapped flood areas.
River Oaks
Houston neighborhood in Harris County
A City of Houston neighborhood with long-standing deed restrictions and a property owners’ association that reviews new homes and exterior changes.
Tanglewood
Houston neighborhood in Harris County
A City of Houston neighborhood near Uptown whose deed restrictions apply to new homes, additions and exterior work.
Memorial and the Memorial Villages
Houston area and separate villages in Harris County
Memorial is part of west Houston. The Memorial Villages, such as Bunker Hill Village, Piney Point Village and Hunters Creek Village, are separate small cities, each with its own permits and plan review.
West University Place
City in Harris County
A separate city surrounded by Houston, with its own building permits and zoning rules for new homes and additions.
Bellaire
City in Harris County
A separate city with its own permits and zoning; parts of Bellaire lie in mapped floodplains, which affects new homes and additions.
West and northwest
Cypress
Unincorporated community in Harris County
Largely unincorporated with many HOAs; county floodplain rules apply in parts of the area.
Katy
City in Harris, Fort Bend and Waller Counties
Many "Katy" addresses are unincorporated, so permits depend on the exact location.
South and southwest
Sugar Land
City in Fort Bend County
City permits and active HOAs across most neighborhoods.
Pearland
City in Brazoria, Harris and Fort Bend Counties
City permits; parts of Brazoria County fall in the state’s windstorm-designated area.
Luxury custom homes and high-end residential construction
In River Oaks, Tanglewood, Memorial and the Memorial Villages, West University Place, Bellaire and Carlton Woods in The Woodlands, we take on custom homes, teardown-and-rebuild projects, major renovations and turnkey construction.
These are places where deed restrictions, architectural review and separate city or village permits shape a project long before construction starts. We plan for that review from the first visit, the same way we do for every project across Greater Houston.
Service area questions
Still unsure? Ask us directly and we will answer in plain terms.
Do you work outside these communities?
Often, yes. Larger projects such as additions, whole-home renovations, custom homes and commercial build-outs make sense across most of the metro. Ask about your location.
Do permits differ between cities and unincorporated areas?
Yes. Cities issue their own building permits; unincorporated county areas may require county floodplain, septic or development approvals instead. HOA rules apply in most subdivisions either way. See permit services.
Is my address inside a floodplain?
We check the flood zone for every project that involves additions, new construction or major renovation, because it can affect floor heights and what the permit requires.
Tell us about your project
Send a few details and we will follow up to schedule a site visit. You get a written, itemized estimate before any work starts.
- Written, itemized estimate
- Permits and approvals handled for you
- One point of contact from start to finish
Request an estimate
Tell us what you are planning. We follow up to schedule a site visit.