FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

The amount you will spend on a Build on Your Land project depends largely on the type of home and location. For example, our lowest townhomes in the Columbia area range from $153,419, and our highest luxurious home for $299,900.

We promise that you won’t get any price hikes in the middle of construction, so you know exactly what to expect from start to finish because transparency is a value we don’t mess around with. The price you start with is the price you pay.

With Build on Your Land, we’ll provide an expected timeline at the beginning of the project and stick to it. Our values for following this include:

• Prioritizing your time
• Sticking to timelines we promise
• Having regular check-ins with customers
• Making sure every project is kept on track
• Providing quality craftsmanship

We understand the importance of knowing when you can move in, without unexpected delays. If there are any changes in our expected timeline, we’ll let you know immediately, so you won’t be in the dark.

Yes! Build on Your Land offers a builder’s express warranty that is included in all of our builds. This warranty covers the structure, electrical, plumbing and HVAC components of the home.

All of our energy-efficient homes come equipped with:

• Tankless water heaters
• Low E windows
• Dual programmable thermostats
• Thermal enveloping air barriers
• Natural gas heat(when available)
• Energy Star – Frigidaire appliances
• Low-flow faucets

This means no matter what size home you choose, you’ll be getting the best quality materials and appliances. Because we don’t take shortcuts when it comes to energy efficiency and quality craftsmanship.

We pride ourselves on using only the highest-quality materials for our homes. We offer everything from granite countertops to hardwood flooring and tile. We also specialize in energy efficiency, so all of our windows are low E, and all of our HVAC systems are energy-efficient.

At Build on Your Land, we understand the importance of maintaining a clear line of communication between clients and builders. We offer prompt communication via your preferred method—email, text, or phone call—so you always know what’s going on with your project.

There’s nothing worse than feeling like you’re in the dark during construction. That’s why we make sure to keep you informed and up-to-date on all progress so that there are no surprises. You’ll feel like a part of the process every step of the way.

Build on Your Land currently serves with in an hour and 15 minutes of the following areas in South Carolina:

• Columbia
• Aiken
• Greenville(Coming Soon)

Whatever area you’re looking to build in, we’ve got you covered.

A construction loan is taken out during the building process in order to finance the construction. Typically, you’d take out a construction loan if you:

• Were building a home
• Had a large down payment
• Owned land

A permanent loan is taken out after the construction of your home is complete. You can think of it as refinancing and taking out one big loan to cover both the construction costs and the cost of your property. When making this switch, here are a few things to consider, but a lot of times it is automatic.

• The rate of your mortgage
• The fees associated with the loan
• The term of your loan
• Your equity in the home

A regular mortgage is a type of loan that you take out to purchase property. It involves paying off the lender over time until the amount borrowed is paid back in full, plus interest. A few factors to consider when taking out a regular mortgage include:

• The amount you can borrow
• The term of the loan
• Interest rate and fees associated with the loan
• Available tax deductions
• Down payment requirements.

The best way to get your property approved for septic is to contact the local DHEC office. They will be able to give you the exact requirements and paperwork needed to get your property approved.

Yes, we have vendors that can install wells and septics, we will put a pass through allowance for these services so you can put it in your loan. Then once you get the permit we will coordinate the installation. In addition to this, we’ll discuss all of your options for wells and septics in our initial consultation.