Architect: Brock King Designer
Our clients recently purchased a gorgeous plot of land on the outskirts of the city, and have envisioned a modern home with large windows that would allow them to appreciate the landscape surrounding them. Our most important goal is to create a space for them to adore, and enjoy it with their family and friends.
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Our clients share their experiences in their own words — the process, the communication, and the final reveal. See why families across Durham and Chapel Hill area, NC trust Radford Building Company.
At Radford Building, our expert team collaborates with you to design a home that reflects your lifestyle, preferences, and aspirations. Whether you have specific ideas or need inspiration, we can guide you through the process.
We proudly serve clients throughout our region including Durham, Orange and surrounding Counties, focusing on creating high-quality, custom homes and renovations, tailored to your needs.
The timeline to build a custom home can vary depending on the lot, design complexity, and materials selected. Most clients spend 6–12 months in the pre-construction phases, finalizing design, engineering, selections, budgets & contract details followed by another 8–12 months of construction. In total, most Radford homes take 18–24 months from concept to completion.
Our structured process keeps every phase organized and transparent so you always know where things stand.
Custom home pricing depends on many factors such as design, site conditions, and finish level. In our market, most new homes range from $300 to $500 per square foot.
This is why we emphasize the pre-construction process — through our Concept Agreement and Preliminary Building Agreement — so that every detail, selection, and scope item is clearly defined. This ensures your budget is accurate and you know the costs well before construction begins.
