Costs & Pricing
Understand the numbers.
Honest answers about what construction costs in Northern Wyoming — what drives the number, what controls it, and why accurate pricing starts with a defined scope.
The Straight Answer
Why we don't quote per-square-foot prices.
Any builder can hand you a per-square-foot number. The problem is that the same square foot can cost wildly different amounts depending on structure, site, systems, and finishes — so the number is either padded to be safe or optimistic to win the job.
We work the other way around: define the scope first — what you're building, on what site, to what finish level — and price that. Every service page on this site lists the factors that move its number, and a consultation turns those factors into a real figure for your project.
Cost Factors by Project Type
What moves the number.
The factors below are the ones we walk through in every consultation — they're what your quote is actually made of.
Bathroom Remodeling
- ✓Layout and structural changes
- ✓Tile, flooring, and waterproofing systems
- ✓Vanities and storage solutions
- ✓Fixtures, lighting, and ventilation
- ✓Plumbing and electrical updates
Home Additions
- ✓Size and type of addition
- ✓Foundation and structural work
- ✓Roofline and exterior integration
- ✓Electrical, plumbing, and HVAC extensions
- ✓Interior finishes and materials
Whole Home Renovation
- ✓Layout modifications
- ✓Structural work
- ✓Kitchen and bathroom renovations
- ✓Electrical and plumbing upgrades
- ✓Interior finish selections
Custom Homes & Design-Build
- ✓Project size and scope
- ✓Design requirements
- ✓Structural complexity
- ✓Material and finish selections
- ✓Site and permitting requirements
Commercial Construction
- ✓Project size and square footage
- ✓Structural and engineering requirements
- ✓Interior build-out complexity
- ✓Electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems
- ✓Material and finish selections
Framing, EIFS & Finishes
- ✓Building size and framing method
- ✓Roof structure and engineering requirements
- ✓Insulation thickness and wall condition
- ✓Finish carpentry and trim complexity
- ✓Cabinetry, flooring, and painting scope
A Real Reference Point
Our home models, priced as ranges.
For new homes, the model lineup is the most concrete pricing reference we can publish — real plans with real ranges, refined to a firm number once your site and selections are defined.
| Model | Tier | Price Range | Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steadfast Cabin | Entry | $200K–$325K | 800–1,200 sq ft |
| Cornerstone Cottage | Starter | $400K–$525K | In planning |
| Providence Ranch | Primary | $525K–$700K | In planning |
| Legacy Lodge | Premium | $700K–$1.2M | In planning |
Controlling the Number
How design-build protects a budget.
Costs are discovered early, not late
Because design and construction live under one roof, budget alignment happens in the design phase — before decisions get expensive to reverse.
The estimate follows the scope
A number without a defined scope is a guess. We define what's being built first; the pricing that follows actually holds.
You see it before you pay for it
3D visualization lets you test layouts and finishes before construction — changing a rendering costs nothing, changing framing doesn't.
Fewer surprises by design
One team means fewer coordination gaps, fewer change orders, and fewer mid-project discoveries that show up as invoices.
Want a number that means something?
Accurate pricing starts with a consultation where your goals, site, and scope are clearly defined. That's free.