Our Process

1. Consulting

We have an Award-Winning Architectural and Construction team with the experience and knowledge working on small first-time custom homes, all the way up to your ten thousand square foot plus estate homes. The journey begins together, as we go over your wants, needs, style, ideas, thoughts, and more. No idea is too small or too big to bring up and discuss with the team. We are in your corner and ready to bring your dream to life.

Robert Webb President of Construction at Arrow Ridge Homes. Utah's Custom Home Builder.

2. Concepts

Once you’ve finished with the consulting it is time to capture the concepts in a more real fashion. Our Award-Winning Architect is ready to breath life into your wants and needs and present you with concepts. Together you will agree on the design of your new dream home.

3. Rough Estimates

Once concepts are finalized, we move into getting you a rough estimate based on those finalized concepts. This is a critical phase where you can work with our team to decide what you want and what you need that fits your budget for your custom home.

During this step allowances and budgets are determined for certain finishes such as flooring, cabinetry, and appliances. After all the hard decisions have been made and a budget set, a cost break down for your custom home will be put together and approved by you. If everything matches your budget and no more changes are required, it is time to move to the contract phase!

4. Contract/Engineering

This step happens after your design is finalized and a budget is set and approved. Contracts are a crucial part of protecting both parties and shouldn’t be something you fear. We have your back and will ensure that you have a wonderful building experience.

Once the contract is signed, we will be ready to send your custom plans to our experienced engineer. During this time, we begin gathering all the necessary documents to submit for permitting.

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We've got you covered, start to finish.

1. Consulting

2. Concepts

3. Rough Estimates

4. Contract/Engineering