Do I need architectural plans before I call you?

No. If you already have drawings we will work from them. If you do not, we can bring in an architect and a structural engineer and start from a conversation about what you want.

Do you handle permits and inspections?

Yes. We pull the permits and schedule the inspections as part of the job, and we tell you where the project stands at each sign off.

Serving Monroe, CT

New Home Construction and Remodeling in Monroe, CT

Builders who know Monroe's split-level housing stock, septic systems, and town permitting from the inside.

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Side of a custom home with gray siding, a standing seam roof and a raised deck — Custom Home with Standing Seam Roof

White built in cabinetry with open shelving either side of a recessed television — Built In Cabinetry and Media Wall

Guest bathroom with black and white patterned floor tile, a gray vanity and a white door — Guest Bath with Patterned Tile

Monroe is still a town of raised ranches and split-levels from the sixties and seventies, mixed with newer colonial construction going up around Whitney Farms and the outskirts near Great Hollow Lake. A lot of the older stock has low basements and cramped attic space that owners want turned into real living area, which is where finishing work pays off fastest here.

Most lots outside the town center run on well water and septic, so additions and new construction both need to account for setbacks and leach field placement before a shovel goes in the ground. Working through Monroe's building department and zoning rules is routine for us because it is where we are based. Wolfe Park and Webb Mountain Park give a sense of how wooded and hilly a lot of these building sites actually are.