Rhode Island · New Construction · Semi-Custom
Fifteen years, seven communities, and more than three hundred homes and residences across Rhode Island. Every one of them financed, built and sold — not promised.
300+
Homes & residences delivered
15 yrs
Building across Rhode Island
7
Communities built or converted
100%
Bank-financed, delivered on schedule
Fully custom homes drift — in scope, in schedule, in price. Production homes hold the line by taking your choices away. We work in between: refined plans you can adapt, a locked selection window, and a build calendar we actually hold to.
We know that calendar is real because we've held it at scale — whole subdivisions in Smithfield and Johnston, condominium communities in Exeter and Lincoln, all of it bank-financed and delivered. What doesn't move is the finish standard: square corners, tight reveals, doors that close the same way in year five as they did at walkthrough.
Our name, our values, and why semi-customThe track record
Swan Road & Mann School Road, Smithfield, RI
2020 – 2023 · 20 acres · 5 two-acre lots · 5 custom homes
We bought twenty acres of raw land, carried it through permitting ourselves, and split it into five two-acre lots. Then we built all five homes and sold them from $850,000 to $1,050,000 — start to finish, land to keys, in three years.
Silas Hill Way, Exeter, RI
Completed community · 32 high-end condominium residences
A private community built from bare ground — every road and utility line underground before the first foundation. Thirty-two residences with two-car garages and full walk-out basements, sold between $475,000 and $550,000.
Johnston, RI
Two-year build-out · 10 acres · 10 one-acre lots
Ten acres divided into ten one-acre lots, then luxury ranch and colonial homes built out over two years and sold from $400,000 to $450,000. Full-size lots, full-size houses, no corners cut on the trim.
Desiree Court, Smithfield, RI
Two and a half years · 11 buildings · 32 single-story & townhouse residences
A private waterside condominium community built from scratch — infrastructure, underground utilities, eleven buildings. Single-story and two-story townhouses, and from the right window, the pond.
400 New River Road, Manville, RI
2008 – 2010 · 9 buildings · 108 residences
One hundred eight apartments taken to condominium ownership across nine buildings — new kitchens, new baths, new life for the whole property. Delivered under budget in the worst housing market in fifty years.
How we build
We've bought raw acreage, walked it through permitting and cut the lots ourselves. That means your plan is shaped by what the land will actually give you — before a shovel moves.
One superintendent per home. Weekly photo updates, a live schedule and a fixed selection deadline — the same discipline that has kept every community we've built financed, on budget and sold.
The last ten percent is where a house becomes a home. Punch list closed before handoff, plus a one-year walkthrough after you move in.
From the journal
Home-building trends
Buyers hear "custom" and picture freedom. What it usually buys is a longer schedule and a moving price. Here's how we draw the line.
Home-building trends
First-floor primary suites, real mudrooms, and a garage that fits more than cars. What's changed in the plans we're drawing.
Construction tips
Ask these before the contract, not after the foundation. Any builder worth hiring will answer all five without hesitating.
We take on a small number of homes at a time. Tell us about your lot, your timeline and the details that matter most to you. Land owners, buyers and capital partners all welcome.
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