Taylor, TX · 7 counties · 75-mile radius
Where we Deliver
Seven counties around the lot in Taylor — Williamson, Milam, Travis, Bastrop, Bell, Lee, Burnet — and the 34 towns inside them. Tap a county to see what is in it and how far out it is.
Or call (512) 309-4081 · Mon–Fri, 10am–6pm · Sat, 9am–5pm · Sun, 12pm–4pm
Everywhere7 of 7 counties
Shaded by distance from the lot
- Under 15 miles
- 15–30 miles
- 30–45 miles
- 45–60 miles
- 60 miles and out
Every county we deliver to, nearest first
Distances are straight-line miles from the sales center in Taylor to each county seat, which is close enough to tell you whether we come out your way. Delivery, set, skirting and utility connections are quoted per site — the pad, the access and the ground decide the number, so we look before we quote.
The home is the easy part. What decides your budget is the ground it is going on — the pad, the access, the septic and how far the utilities have to come.
Central Texas sits on expansive clay in places, which moves with the season. It is the reason the pad and the pier design get quoted after somebody has looked at the ground, not before.
For what the land itself runs, the land price estimator gives a county-by-county ballpark from what acreage is listed for. Site work is another matter — no calculator knows your site — so what this page offers is the list of counties we work in and a licensed, bonded crew that does the work once the ground is settled. Everything that covers is on construction services, and the lenders we work with are on financing.
Four Steps, in This Order
The order matters. Picking the plan before anybody has looked at the ground is how a budget goes sideways in the last fortnight.
- 01
Tell us where it's going
County, road, and whether there is anything on the ground yet. This is the first question the sales center asks, and it is the one that decides everything after it.
- 02
Talk about the ground
Access for a toter and a crane, where the pad wants to sit, what the soil is doing, and how far the power and water have to travel. None of that is answerable from a satellite photo, so it is a conversation before it is a number.
- 03
Pick the plan
Ninety-four floor plans to order and seven lot models you can walk in Taylor. The site check usually narrows the list before you do.
- 04
Delivery and set
Foundation, land prep, septic, utility hookups, skirting and decks are all ours — one crew, one number, one point of contact.
What we handle
- Foundation
- Land preparation
- Septic
- Utility hookups
- Skirting
- Decks
What changes the number
- How far the pad is from the road, and whether a toter can reach it
- Whether there is power and water at the property line
- Septic design, where there is no sewer to tie into
- How much clearing, fill and driveway the site needs
- County permit and inspection fees
USDA Rural Development eligibility follows tract maps, not county lines, and a lot of the delivery radius sits inside eligible tracts once you are past the metro boundary — Milam, Lee, Burnet and Bastrop especially. It is worth ten minutes with the map before assuming you don't qualify. It applies to land you own, not a leased pad.
Where Is It Going?
County, road, and what is on the ground today. That is enough to tell you whether we deliver there, what the site is likely to need, and which plans will fit it.
- No credit check and no application on this page
- The ground gets settled before anybody quotes it
- Foundation, septic, utilities and skirting quoted with the home
- Every county we name, out to about 53 miles from the lot
Rather talk to a person? (512) 309-4081 · Mon–Fri, 10am–6pm · Sat, 9am–5pm · Sun, 12pm–4pm
The Questions We Get
The lot is in Taylor. The homes go everywhere in between.
7 counties, 34 towns, and the pad, the set and the finish work quoted together with the home.
Distances on this page are straight-line miles from Taylor to each county seat and are for orientation, not routing. Delivery, set and site work are quoted per address. Zoning, minimum lot size, setbacks, flood zone and utility availability vary parcel by parcel — confirm with us and with the county before you buy land.

