Do you need a lot before you call a builder?

No. You do not need a lot before you call us.

You can pick your own lot, or we can help you find one. Both work. What matters is that the lot and the home get planned together, because each one shapes the other.

Here is how it goes from each starting point.

If you already own a lot

Bring it to the first meeting. We are always available to look at a lot with you and talk through what it means for your design.

A lot decides more than the address. It shapes where the windows face, where the garage goes and how the outdoor living works. That is why we plan the home and the lot together.

Haas Home, with snow covered Pine Valley Mountain beyond.

If you have a lot under contract

This is a good time to call. We can look at the lot with you and talk through what it means for your design while you are still deciding.

If you are still looking

Call us anyway. Finding the lot is one of the six steps in how we build, and we help with it. We like to know early what matters most to you and your family so the search points at lots that fit.

We have built in communities across Southern Utah, including Copper Rock, Entrada, Stone Cliff, The Ledges and Sand Hollow. We build throughout the area, from St. George, Washington City and Ivins to Hurricane, La Verkin, Leeds, Santa Clara, Springdale, Toquerville, Little Valley and Cedar City.

Cottontail Way in The Estates at Sand Hollow, Hurricane.

If you want a lot in a community

The Views at Hurricane Cliffs has thirty custom homesites next to Copper Rock Golf Course in Hurricane. The lots run from 0.36 to 0.93 acres, with room for the home, a pool and an RV or toy garage.

Richardson Brothers can build your home there, so you can plan the lot and the home together with one team.

What to have ready for the first conversation

You do not need much. These help:

• Where you are with a lot: own one, under contract, looking, or interested in a community lot
• When you hope to build
• The size of home you have in mind, and one story or more
• The rooms you know you need, such as an office or a guest room

That is enough for us to start. From there, we sit down and talk through your budget, your goals and your hopes for the home.