The clean, boxy look of flat roofs defines much of modern architecture today. Many homeowners and designers admire this ultra-contemporary style for its simplicity and sharp lines. Yet, building a truly flat roof comes with challenges, especially when it comes to durability and waterproofing. The secret to achieving that crisp, flat appearance often lies in clever design choices that balance aesthetics with practical construction.

To provide a transparent view of where your investment is allocated, it is helpful to look at the construction process through the lens of industry data. The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) conducts regular surveys to determine the average cost breakdown for constructing a single-family home. This framework provides an authoritative guide to how a typical construction budget is divided among its various stages.

"Can we add transoms above the interior doors to borrow light from the sunroom into the hallway?" Knowing the term helps us nail your design

Andes Ridge is a custom home designed by architect James Knight of Reynard Custom Homes, on nearly 6 private acres in Talking Rock, Georgia. This stunning 3,753-square-foot home is designed for both serene relaxation and lively gatherings.

More Than a Home — A Legacy As Jentry reflected, “It’s surreal seeing this in real life. After all the moves, deployments, and waiting, we’re finally here. This is where our kids will grow up. This is where generations will gather.”