When deciding the new home route that’s best for you, it’s important to keep an open mind. Explore all your options and choose a project-style that checks all of your boxes without breaking your budget.
Custom Home
A custom home project is when you work directly with Alex Meisner Construction to design, plan and select every single detail about the home’s construction, layout, and finish. And when we say “everything”, we mean EVERY-THING. This includes selecting the number of bedrooms, how many can lights, cabinet colors, choosing the paint color and even the color of doorknobs and hinges, the list goes on and on.
As such, custom homes are perfect for people who enjoy a detail-oriented process and generally are not willing to compromise on their vision. Custom homes consist of lots within 4B Ranch, The Canyon at Eagle Ridge and any lot out side of our communities.
Semi-Custom Home
When building a “Semi Custom Home” you get to choose a lot and floor plan (Specific to the individual subdivision) that best fits your family’s needs. The home design cannot be changed but some options can be added (at an additional cost) such as an unfinished basement or a 3rd car garage. Once you have determined which plan works for you, you will then meet with the Alex Meisner Construction team to sign off and to get started on customizing the interior selections, materials and finishes.
If you have a vision of your new home but aren’t interested in spending the time and money needed to fully customize it, a semi custom home might be perfect for you. This option is available in The Meadows @ Iron West subdivision.
Move-in Ready Home
A move-in ready home is a pre-determined house plan designed on a lot carefully chosen by Alex Meisner himself. The interior selections are made and ordered by the talented Alex Meisner Construction Design Team. These homes are built to completion and sold to the customer without the stress of the decision making process.
Move-in ready home designs are accommodating and outfitted with the consumer in mind.
