Customization is possible with a wide range of budgets. Each custom home’s price is determined by the upgrades and features selected. Our different levels of custom homes include:

• Economy

  This custom option is completed as inexpensively as possible. Economy is a suitable choice for customers desiring to have a custom home but have more limited funds.

• Average

  This selection is priced with all standard finishes and workmanship. There are still choices on finishes, but there are fewer customization options available than for the higher tier selections.

• Custom

  This choice allows for craftsman features and more upscale finishes than the average.

• Luxury

  The top design tier accounts for higher-end finishes and features. This selection is a great choice for homeowners with more flexibility budget-wise.

Whether you are looking for a shabby-chic country farmhouse or a modern home with oversized sleek windows or anything in between, the team at Forefront Construction can achieve any desired style. The most popular styles include craftsman, traditional, modern, farmhouse, and colonial.

• Craftsman

  Craftsman style homes present a warm and handcrafted natural feel through a combination of wood and stone features. The entryway of the home is traditionally showcased with sturdy columns, a wide front porch, and custom handcrafted stone and wood working. Additionally, craftsman style homes often play around with bold or unique color schemes both on the interior and exterior which are emphasized against the natural wood and stone aspects.

• Traditional

  Pairing one or more historical architectural elements, traditional homes create eclectic modernized retellings of older styles. Traditional styled homes are appropriate in various settings whether located in an established neighborhood or placed against the background of a countryside. The interior style includes a formal dining and living room as well as a charming fireplace and an impressive front porch. Regardless of your style, a traditional home can become the perfect blend of all of your favorite architectural features.

• Modern

  With sleek lines and striking geometric features, modern style homes have a dramatic and clean appearance. Modern style homes usually are constructed with glass, steel, and concrete primarily. Solid white walls, floor-to-ceiling windows, and an open floor plan are standard interior features. On the interior and exterior, a modern home communicates a clean style paired with consistent symmetry.

• Farmhouse

  Gaining popularity recently, the modern farmhouse pairs charming country style with current functionality and advancements. A welcoming front porch, wooden siding, and a metal roof are common exterior features which showcase the country chic feel. Within the home, barn lighting, exposed reclaimed beams, and custom barn doors further the warmth and style of the farmhouse. Farmhouse style homes capture the best of country living with all the desired modern conveniences.

• Colonial

  Colonial style homes feature a symmetrical overall structure with distinctive entryways and balanced window configuration. Generally, the home features paired chimneys which keeps with the historical design which originated in the 1600’s. The exterior usually includes brick and wood in the conception. Traditionally, the home has 2-3 floors with all bedrooms on the second or third floors respectively. Within the home, the floor plan centers around a main hallway which flows naturally into the rooms. Colonial homes have a classic and stately appearance which will impress for years to come in a timeless manner.

Absolutely! We offer a wide array of building materials to fit the style and budget of our customer base. If your budget is more limited, we may suggest certain materials as more economical. If your home is not as limited by budget, we will highlight the materials which may suit your style best or could be long-lasting.

• Up High and Down Low

  All homes are built upon a solid foundation, but a foundation which allows for a basement would be an added cost. Additionally, adding vaulted or trey ceilings can be an additional expense which could be foregone for a more economical choice.

• On the Outside

  The exterior of your home can be completed economically with a quality siding. Brick, stone, and board and batten siding can enhance the style of a home but may come at a greater cost than standard siding. Roofing selections depending upon shingles, solar panels, or metal roofing could impact the final estimate.

• How you Finish it

  Whether choosing a reclaimed custom wood floor, high-quality tile, or a luxury vinyl planks, your estimate can be significantly impacted by floor selection due to the cost of materials and the difficulty of installation. Cabinetry and countertops can vary in price point substantially based upon the material, finish, and features. If desiring a luxury kitchen, we have a vast variety of upgrades, such as wine racks, glass doors, lazy susans, and pantries to name a few. Regardless of your selections, your home will be built with quality materials and the best methods.

• Size of your Space

  Layouts with additional square footage clearly utilize more materials and can adjust your final cost. Additional spaces, such as four car garages, basements, bonus rooms, porches, etc. can greatly add to the enjoyment of your home and may be a worthwhile choice even at the added cost.