Custom home on expansive Texas Hill Country land built by TKG Custom Homes

Your Land, Your Vision

Your Land. Your Vision. Our Expertise.

TKG Custom Homes builds on your land across Seguin, New Braunfels, San Marcos, Lockhart, Luling, Gonzales, and Marion — anywhere within about 60 minutes of our Seguin headquarters, from San Antonio to Austin. We handle wells, septic, permitting, and foundation design, so your acreage in the Texas Hill Country becomes a finished custom home.

Bring your land. We'll figure out the rest. Wells, septic, slopes, permits — we've solved every challenge Central Texas can throw at us.

Where We Build

Whether you're 10 minutes or 60 minutes from Seguin, we can build on your land.

Seguin (HQ)
San Antonio
Austin
New Braunfels
San Marcos
Lockhart
Gonzales
Luling
Marion
~60 min~30 min
SeguinNew BraunfelsSan AntonioAustinSan MarcosLockhartGonzalesLulingKingsburyBelmontShinerMcQueenyMarionHill Country

Building outside these areas? Contact us — we'll let you know if we can make it work.

100% FREE — No Obligation

Free Site Evaluation Process

Before you commit to anything, let us walk your land and give you honest answers about what's possible.

1

You Contact Us

Tell us about your land and your vision. A quick call or form is all it takes.

2

We Visit Your Land

We come to your property, walk the site, and evaluate topography, access, utilities, and more. Takes 1–2 hours.

3

You Get Our Assessment

Within 1 week, you'll receive our honest evaluation — what works, what's challenging, and what it might cost.

4

No Obligation to Proceed

If it's not the right fit, no hard feelings. You keep the assessment — it's yours regardless.

Request Your Free Site Evaluation

Free. Fast. No strings attached.

Site Evaluation: What We Look For

Before we start designing your home, we evaluate your land. This evaluation informs your home's design and placement — working with the land's natural features, not against them.

Topography

Is the lot flat, sloped, or steep?

Soil Conditions

What type of foundation will work best?

Drainage

Where does water flow during rain?

Access

Can we get equipment to the build site?

Utilities

Where will power, water, and septic connect?

Views

What orientation maximizes your best views?

What You Provide

  • The land (owned or under contract)
  • Road access to the build site
  • Power connection (or we help you get one)
  • Water source (or we help you find a solution)

What We Handle

  • Custom home design (floor plan, elevations, everything)
  • Permitting and approvals
  • Site evaluation and home placement
  • Foundation design based on your lot's topography
  • Septic or well coordination (if needed)
  • Construction from start to finish
  • Problem-solving when challenges pop up

The Challenges We've Solved

Every lot has a story. Sometimes it's a $380,000 water line. Sometimes it's a slope everyone else walked away from. Here's how we solved them.

Case Study #1

Water Meter Delays & Costs

The Problem

A client's lot required a water meter from Springs Hill water district. They quoted $25,000 and a 6-month wait for TxDOT approval (the meter required running under a highway).

Our Solution

We connected the client with a water well company. Within 2 weeks, they had a well drilled for half the price — and no monthly water bills.

The Result

Saved $12,500 upfront. No 6-month delay. No monthly water meter fees — forever.

Case Study #2

$380,000 Water Line Upgrade

The Problem

A client's lot required a full water line upgrade for their entire street. Crystal Clear water district quoted $380,000.

Our Solution

The client had a large property and planned farming. We designed a 30,000-gallon rainwater collection system to supply the house.

The Result

Avoided a $380,000 cost. Sustainable water source from rainfall. No monthly water bills.

Case Study #3

Difficult Topography

The Problem

Clients wanted to build on a Hill Country lot with steep slopes and rocky terrain. Two other builders walked away.

Our Solution

Custom foundation design (pier and beam / engineered slab depending on slope). Strategic home placement to minimize site work and maximize views.

The Result

Home that feels like it belongs on the land. Maximized Hill Country views. Worked with the terrain, not against it.

Water well drilling and water solutions for rural Texas properties

Water Solutions — We'll Find a Way

One of the biggest challenges with rural land is water. Here are your options — and we'll help you pick the right one.

Water Meter (Utility Connection)

Pros

  • + Reliable supply
  • + No maintenance required

Cons

  • Expensive upfront connection fees
  • Monthly bills
  • Sometimes long wait for approval

Best for: Lots close to existing water lines

Water Well

Pros

  • + No monthly bills
  • + Reliable in most areas
  • + Often cheaper than meter connection

Cons

  • Upfront drilling cost ($5,000–$15,000)
  • Requires good groundwater

Best for: Rural lots with good water table depth

Rainwater Collection

Pros

  • + Sustainable
  • + No monthly bills
  • + Works anywhere

Cons

  • Requires proper tank size and filtration
  • Initial investment

Best for: Large properties, off-grid builds, areas with poor well water

Not sure which water solution is right for your land? That's exactly what our free site evaluation answers.

Schedule Your Free Site Evaluation

Why Choose TKG for Your Land Build

You need a builder who's seen your exact problem before — and already knows the solution.

We Know Central Texas Land

20+ years building on every type of terrain — from flat farmland to rocky Hill Country slopes. We've seen it all and solved it all.

Production Efficiency = Cost Savings

Our production builder background means tighter schedules, better vendor relationships, and savings we pass on to you.

Full-Service (We Handle Everything)

Wells, septic, permitting, foundation engineering — you don't have to coordinate any of it. That's our job.

Straightforward, Honest Guidance

We'll tell you the truth about your land — what's possible, what's expensive, and what's the smartest path forward.

Custom Quality, No Corners Cut

16" on-center framing, James Hardie siding, spray foam insulation, solid wood cabinets — on every home we build.

Land Building Timeline

From first conversation to move-in day — here's what to expect.

1

Evaluation & Planning

2–4 weeks

Site visit, land evaluation, initial design discussions, budget alignment

2

Design & Permitting

6–10 weeks

Custom floor plan, elevations, selections, permits submitted

3

Site Preparation

2–4 weeks

Clearing, grading, utility connections, foundation prep

4

Construction

4–7 months

Foundation to finish — weekly updates and walkthroughs throughout

5

Completion

2–3 weeks

Final walkthrough, punch list, home orientation, move-in

Total: 8–12 months from start to move-in

Timeline varies based on home size, complexity, and lot conditions.

Your Land vs. Twin Creeks

Your Land
Twin Creeks
Utilities
You coordinate (or we help) — wells, septic, power connections
All in place — water, electric, septic ready to go
Location
Total freedom — choose your spot anywhere in our service area
Peaceful Hill Country setting, minutes from Seguin amenities
Timeline
May add a few weeks for utility coordination
Fastest path to construction — no utility delays
HOA
Usually none — build what you want
Minimal restrictions — custom homes only
Design Process
Identical — fully custom from scratch
Identical — fully custom from scratch

The design process is identical either way. It's just a logistics difference.

Build-on-Your-Land FAQs

The questions land owners ask us most.

What water options are available when building on rural land?

Three main options: a water meter (utility connection) — reliable with no maintenance, but expensive upfront connection fees, monthly bills, and sometimes a long wait for approval; a water well — no monthly bills and often cheaper than a meter connection, best for rural lots with a good water table; or rainwater collection — sustainable, works anywhere, and best for large properties or off-grid builds.

How much does a water well cost?

Upfront drilling costs typically run $5,000–$15,000, and it requires good groundwater. After that there are no monthly water bills, and a well is often cheaper than a utility meter connection. It's the best fit for rural lots with a good water table depth.

How long does it take to build a custom home on my land?

8–12 months total from start to move-in: evaluation and planning (2–4 weeks), design and permitting (6–10 weeks), site preparation (2–4 weeks), construction (4–7 months), and completion (2–3 weeks). Timeline varies based on home size, complexity, and lot conditions.

What do I need to provide to build on my land?

Four things: the land (owned or under contract), road access to the build site, a power connection (or we help you get one), and a water source (or we help you find a solution).

What does TKG handle during a build-on-your-land project?

Custom home design (floor plan, elevations, everything), permitting and approvals, site evaluation and home placement, foundation design based on your lot's topography, septic or well coordination if needed, construction from start to finish, and problem-solving when challenges pop up.

Is the site evaluation really free?

Yes — 100% free with no obligation. We visit your property, walk the site (takes 1–2 hours), and within a week you receive our honest assessment of what works, what's challenging, and what it might cost. If it's not the right fit, you keep the assessment regardless.

Want to See Our Process in Detail?

6 clear steps from consultation to move-in. See exactly what to expect.

See Our Step-by-Step Process

Have Land? Let's Talk.

Let's walk the property together and talk through your vision. We'll evaluate the site and give you honest answers about what's possible.