Define the scope
We develop the plans, specifications, site information, and exact work included in your project.
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Straightforward contractor fee pricing
Clear fees.
A better way to build.
Our contractor fee is matched to the type, size, and complexity of your construction project, so you understand how our compensation is calculated before work begins.
Discuss My ProjectClarity before construction
A published fee schedule for every type of project.
We review the plans, scope, specifications, allowances, site conditions, and whether the home will be occupied during construction before confirming the contractor fee in your agreement.
Our commitment: Your applicable contractor fee is stated in writing, and owner-requested changes or other cost-changing work are explained and documented before additional work proceeds.
How it works
Four steps to a more predictable budget.
Set allowances
Selections that have not been finalized receive clear allowance amounts for budgeting.
Agree on the price
Your approved scope and allowances become the basis of one flat construction price.
Document changes
If an exception arises, its impact is explained and documented before added work proceeds.
Our contractor fee schedule
Straightforward pricing based on your project.
Percentages are applied to the approved construction cost. The final fee and scope are confirmed in your written construction agreement.
Build on Your Land
For qualifying custom homes built on property you own.
Home Additions
For additions such as primary suites, family rooms, kitchens, garages, and expanded living space.
Remodeling
For planned residential remodeling and renovation projects.
Small Jobs
A $2,500–$3,500 minimum contractor fee applies depending on project scope and complexity.
Complex Structural or Occupied-Home Remodeling
At least 22% when structural complexity or working in an occupied home requires additional coordination, protection, scheduling, and project management.
What your fee supports
Professional project coordination
- Scope development and construction planning
- Trade coordination and scheduling
- Budget, allowance, and selection management
- Project communication through completion
Items that may affect project cost
What may change
- Selections above or below their allowances
- Changes requested after the agreement
- Unforeseen site, structural, or subsurface conditions
- Permit, utility, or authority requirements that change
Potential changes are explained and documented so you can make informed decisions about your budget.
Free consultation
Start with a clearer budget.
Tell us about your project. We will contact you to discuss your plans, property, priorities, and how our flat-fee construction process may apply.