Most custom homes take 8–12 months from groundbreaking to completion, depending on size, complexity, and seasonal factors. In North Dakota, weather and material lead times can influence timelines, which is why we build detailed schedules before construction begins.

Costs vary based on size, finishes, lot conditions, and design complexity. We provide transparent, detailed pricing once plans are finalized so you understand your full investment before construction begins.

Yes – you should own your own lot before starting the home design process.

Every design decision is tied to the land. The layout, elevation, foundation, drainage, utilities, setbacks, and even how the home sits for sun and wind all depend on the specific lot. Designing without it usually leads to revisions, added costs, or compromises once a site is selected.

Owning the lot upfront allows us to design your home intentionally – so it fits the property, meets local requirements, and performs the way it should from day one.

Yes — however, changes after construction begins will impact cost and timeline. We minimize surprises by finalizing design selections before breaking ground. If changes are requested, they are processed through written change orders for clarity and transparency.

Yes. At Bison Build Co., every home is fully custom. We design around your lifestyle, not pre-set templates. Your layout, exterior style, and finishes are tailored specifically to you.

Payments are typically milestone-based and may align with your construction loan draw schedule.

We provide a structured warranty process, including:

• Post-move-in follow-up
• 12-month walkthrough review
• Guidance on manufacturer warranties

We remain available to support our homeowners long after move-in.

Yes. We schedule site visits at appropriate milestones for safety and coordination. We also maintain consistent communication and updates throughout the project.

Start with a consultation. We’ll discuss your goals, budget range, and timeline. Even if you’re 6–12 months out, early planning helps avoid costly decisions later.