Home builder for the Quad Cities and Talking Rock

Six places, six sets of conditions

Central Yavapai County looks like one market on a map, but it doesn't build like one. A lot in Prescott may sit on granite in a wooded neighborhood covered by the city's wildfire code. A parcel in Chino Valley may be flat, windy and miles from a sewer line. Talking Rock has its own design guidelines, and Dewey-Humboldt wants your septic approved before it reviews your building plans.

Elevation changes things too. Prescott sits near 5,400 feet, while Dewey-Humboldt is closer to 4,600. That can affect snow, frost depth and what grows around the house.

We're local, so we plan for this from the first meeting. Each page below covers what it's like to build in that town: the land, the permit office and what to think about before you start.