EPEX CONSTRUCTIONFaith-Led. Purpose-Built.
Prepared for Jamar
Archer Street Residence

Custom home proposal · Houston, Texas

Jamar, walk through your home before we pour the foundation.

We modeled your four-level plan room by room, set it on the Archer Street lot, and filmed a walkthrough of it. This page shows what you would be getting, what it should cost, and how we would build it.

▶ Watch the walkthrough See the investment
37-second walkthrough, from Archer Street through every floor to the backyard. Design visualization; finishes are a starting concept you will choose with us.
4levels, served by stair and elevator
≈3,150sq ft of heated living space
3 + studybedrooms, 3 full baths
3-cargarage with storage and mudroom
$165per sq ft starting rate
8–10 motarget, permit to move-in

Interactive 3D model

Then explore it yourself, built to scale from your plans.

  • Tap any room to see it finishedLift the roof, pick a floor, and tap a room. It opens a photoreal view of that exact room with a short camera move.
  • Guided tourDriveway, garage, mudroom, up the stair to the entry, then every room on every floor, ending on the attic balcony.
  • Free walkMove through any floor yourself on your phone or computer.

The home, level by level

30 feet wide, 45 feet deep, and every foot of it working.

Room sizes are taken from your floor plans.

Rendering of the family room with sliding doors to the deck and a stone fireplace

1st floor · 9-foot ceilings

One open room for cooking, eating and gathering

The kitchen, eating area and family room share a 30-foot great room that opens through two sliding doors onto a full-width deck.

Great room: kitchen, eating area, family room30'-0" × 19'-6"
Dining room11'-8" × 14'-4"
Study / guest room with closet10'-6" × 14'-0"
Full bath, walk-in pantry, entry
Rear deck with stair to the yardabout 29' × 10'
Rendering of the kitchen with a navy island, white quartz counters and brass fixtures Rendering of the dining room with an oak table for eight

Kitchen and dining

An island that seats four, a table that seats eight

Custom cabinets are built to your layout and finish. The island faces the family room, and the dining room has its own windows on two sides.

Rendering of the primary bedroom with two windows and an upholstered bed Rendering of the primary bath with a double vanity and freestanding tub

2nd floor · 8-foot ceilings

A full primary suite and two more bedrooms

Primary bedroom15'-6" × 13'-0"
Primary bath: double vanity, soaking tub, shower14'-0" × 9'-6"
Primary walk-in closet13'-0" × 6'-3"
Bedroom 110'-6" × 12'-5"
Bedroom 211'-8" × 12'-5"
Hall bath and laundry room7'-0" × 8'-10" each
Rendering of the vaulted attic room with a glass door to the balcony

3rd floor · vaulted

A finished attic with its own balcony

Room for a media room, home office or play space under the roof line, with a glass door to a private balcony over the backyard.

Main attic room15'-6" × 32'-3"
Front bay8'-3" × 12'-9"
Balcony10'-0" × 5'-0"
Rendering of the rear of the home with the elevated deck, chimney and attic balcony

Lower level · 8-foot ceilings

Three cars, real storage, and an elevator to every living floor

Garage, two bays at the door22'-6" × 20'-0"
Garage, tandem bay11'-0" × 25'-0"
Storage room18'-0" × 13'-9"
Mudroom with stair and elevator12'-6" × 9'-6"

Built for this lot

Designed around 50 feet of Archer Street frontage.

We placed the house on your survey before rendering it, so what you see is how it sits on the lot.

It fits with room to spareThe lot is 50' × 100'. A 30' × 45' house with a 10' deck leaves side yards on both sides and a backyard behind the deck.
Living space sits above the flood plainThe survey shows FEMA Zone AE. Your plan already keeps the kitchen, living areas and bedrooms a full story above grade, with garage and storage below. We confirm the required floor elevation with the city before design is final.
Cleared and readyThe old house is down, so we start with a clean site, street access in front and the 15' alley behind.
Rendering of the rear and side of the home showing the deck, chimney and balcony
Rear and side view. Neighboring homes and landscaping in the renderings are illustrative.

Why Epex

A custom builder run by an engineer, not a catalog.

You see it before you sign

We built a scale 3D model and renderings of your plan before asking for your business. Layout and finish decisions happen on screen, where a change costs nothing, and not as change orders in the field.

Engineer-led from day one

Our founder started as an engineer building multimillion-dollar industrial facilities before moving into homes. We bring that same discipline on scope, schedule and documentation to your build.

True custom, over 10 years of it

We have been building custom homes for more than a decade. We build your plan on your lot. We do not steer you into a stock floor plan.

Custom cabinets and finishes, sourced direct

We source custom cabinets, vanities, windows and doors directly from manufacturers we have worked with for years, which puts more of your budget into the finish you see and less into markup.

Family-owned and faith-led

You deal with the people who own the company. We answer for the work, and we say what we will do and do what we say.

One team, start to keys

Pre-construction, permitting, construction and closeout stay with one builder, with payments tied to milestones you can see.

Investment

A clear starting number, then a fixed price.

Heated living space, 1st, 2nd and finished 3rd floor≈ 3,150 sq ft
Epex custom home starting rate$165 / sq ft
Preliminary starting point≈ $520,000

What this number is

A preliminary figure from our starting rate and our measurement of your plans. It is not a bid. Your written proposal will be a fixed price with a line-by-line scope.

  • Finish level: cabinets, counters, flooring, tile, fixtures
  • The elevator, deck and balcony
  • The garage and storage level, which is not in the heated area above
  • Foundation and elevation requirements for the flood zone
  • Permits, utilities and site work

These are the items that move the price up or down. We price each one with you in the selections meeting.

Schedule

Target: 8 to 10 months from permit to move-in.

  1. Before permit

    Design, selections and fixed-price proposal

    Finalize plans and engineering, choose finishes against the 3D model, sign a fixed-price contract, submit for permit.

  2. Months 1–3

    Foundation and framing

    Site prep, foundation, all four levels framed, roof on.

  3. Months 3–5

    Dry-in and rough-ins

    Windows, doors and siding. Plumbing, electrical, HVAC and the elevator shaft roughed in and inspected.

  4. Months 5–8

    Interior finishes

    Insulation, drywall, custom cabinets, counters, tile, flooring, trim, paint, fixtures. Deck and balcony completed.

  5. Months 8–10

    Final inspections, walkthrough and keys

    Punch list with you, final inspections, certificate of occupancy, move-in.

Schedule is a target and depends on permit timing, weather and selection lead times.

Next steps

Let us earn this build, Jamar.

  1. Watch the walkthrough, explore the 3D model, and note anything you would change.
  2. Meet with us for an hour to review the plan, finishes and budget.
  3. We return a fixed-price proposal with a line-by-line scope and schedule.
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Renderings and the 3D model are design visualizations prepared from the owner's floor plans and lot survey. Dimensions, finishes, pricing and schedule are preliminary and are confirmed in the written proposal and construction documents.