Frequently Asked Questions – TLC Construction & Custom Homes LLC

1. What types of projects does TLC Construction & Custom Homes LLC handle?

We are a veteran-owned construction company specializing in custom home builds, residential remodels, home additions, and small business construction projects. Whether you’re building your dream home from the ground up or renovating your existing space, we have the skills and experience to bring your vision to life.

2. How much experience do you have in construction?

With over 20 years of building and contracting experience, we deliver the highest level of craftsmanship, backed by the discipline and attention to detail that comes from being veteran-owned.

3. Do you only build custom homes?

No. While we are well-known as a custom home builder, we also take on kitchen remodels, bathroom remodels, home additions, outdoor living spaces, and commercial projects for small and large businesses.

4. How do I start the process of building my custom home?

It starts with a free consultation to discuss your design ideas, budget, and timeline. From there, we’ll create a detailed plan and guide you step-by-step through the construction process.

5. Can you work within my budget?

Yes. We provide customized construction solutions to fit your budget while maintaining the highest quality materials and workmanship.

6. How long does it take to build a home?

Most custom home builds take between 2-12 months from planning to completion, depending on size, design complexity, and permitting requirements.

7. Will I be updated during the construction process?

Absolutely. We believe in transparent communication and keep clients informed through every phase of their project.

8. Do you offer warranties?

Yes. We stand behind our work with warranties on both our craftsmanship and select building materials, depending on your project.

9. Why choose TLC Construction & Custom Homes LLC?

Because we combine veteran values, family-oriented service, and 20+ years of hands-on construction experience to deliver homes and spaces that are beautiful, functional, and built to last.

“People Also Ask”

1. What does a custom home builder do?

A custom home builder like TLC Construction & Custom Homes LLC collaborates closely with clients to design and construct homes tailored to their unique preferences and lifestyle. Unlike spec or production houses, every design element is personalized—from layout and materials to finishes and architectural style.

2. How long does it typically take to build a custom home?

Construction timelines vary based on design complexity, permitting, and site conditions. Generally, expect the process—from planning and permits to final move-in—to take around 8–12 months, though more intricate projects may extend beyond that. 

3. Do custom home builders manage permits and building codes?

Yes. A professional builder handles all necessary permits and ensures compliance with local and state building codes, giving you peace of mind during the regulatory phase. 

4. How much customization is possible during construction?

One of the biggest advantages of working with a custom builder is flexibility. Many builders allow changes—within reasonable deadlines and agreements—during the build, though significant adjustments may affect the budget or timeline. 

5. Can I visit the construction site or see past projects?

Absolutely! Reputable builders encourage site visits to observe craftsmanship, cleanliness, and workflow. They also provide portfolios or references from past clients so you can review their work and client satisfaction. 

6. How does a builder estimate cost and stay on budget?

A transparent estimating process typically incorporates detailed bids from subcontractors, current material costs, and a contingency for unexpected expenses. Many builders also offer fixed-price or cost-plus contracts, which help set clear and manageable finances from the start. 

7. Will I know what’s going on during the build?

Yes. Effective communication is key. Most custom builders appoint a project manager or point of contact who provides regular updates—weekly or bi-weekly—and is available when questions or issues arise.