Custom Homes Built Under One Contract
New Home Construction in Raleigh for lot owners building on infill parcels and rural sites across Wake County
Raleigh's sustained population growth and tight resale inventory push buyers toward custom new construction on infill lots and rural parcels, where building under one contract eliminates the hand-off gap between general and specialty contractors. D & R Professional Home Services LLC covers the full sequence—site prep, foundation, framing, mechanical rough-ins, insulation, drywall, and all finish work—from groundbreak to certificate of occupancy. You need new home construction when you own a lot and want to build exactly what you need without navigating separate contracts for framing, plumbing, electrical, and finish trades.
Wake County permitting, North Carolina residential building code compliance, and phase inspections are handled in-house, not left to the homeowner to chase. The build is sequenced so each trade finishes before the next begins—no framing crew working around rough electrical, no drywall starting before insulation passes inspection—which keeps the timeline predictable and prevents rework caused by overlapping trades.
Schedule a consultation to discuss your lot conditions and project goals before committing to a timeline.
The Difference Between Single-Contract and Multi-Contractor Builds
A single-contract model means Alejandro Davila manages coordination from groundbreak to final inspection, and finish services—cabinet installation, flooring, trim, and painting—are not subbed out to strangers at the end of the job. Each trade completes its scope on schedule, inspections are coordinated in sequence, and the homeowner receives updates at key milestones rather than managing a chain of separate contractors.
Once construction is complete, you'll move into a home where mechanical systems are installed to code, finishes are coordinated from room to room, and any punch-list items are addressed before final walkthrough. The certificate of occupancy confirms that the build passed all required inspections, and the one-year workmanship warranty covers both structural and finish work under the same agreement.
D & R integrates new construction directly with its finish services, so trim, cabinetry, and flooring reflect the same standards applied during rough construction. Licensed in building, plumbing, and electrical, the crew handles all phases in-house rather than relying on a rotating roster of subcontractors.
Common Questions About This Service
Lot owners typically want to know how the build process works, what's included in the contract, and how quality is managed across phases.
What does the single-contract model include?
The contract covers site prep, foundation, framing, mechanical rough-ins, insulation, drywall, and all finish work—you're working with one contractor from start to certificate of occupancy.
How are inspections handled?
Wake County permitting and phase inspections are managed in-house, with each inspection scheduled after the relevant trade completes its scope and before the next phase begins.
What happens if the build timeline shifts?
Trade sequencing is planned so that delays in one phase don't cascade into rework for completed phases, and homeowners receive updates when scheduling adjustments are necessary.
Does D & R use its own crews or subcontractors?
Licensed in building, plumbing, and electrical, D & R handles core trades in-house and manages any specialty work directly rather than handing off to separate contractors.
What warranty coverage applies to new construction?
A one-year workmanship warranty covers both structural and finish work, so you have a single point of contact for any issues that surface after move-in.
D & R Professional Home Services LLC serves Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Apex, and across the Triangle with straightforward new home construction that keeps all trades under one contract. Call (919) 504-4433 or request a free estimate—Alejandro responds promptly and schedules site visits before any pricing is committed.