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The Texas Hill Country Building Guide
What it actually takes to build on your own land out here — the information we wish every future homeowner had before they broke ground.
What's inside
Building in the Hill Country has a lot of moving pieces that don't show up in a floor plan or a quote. The guide walks through them in plain language, so the surprises happen on paper — not on your invoice.
Wells and septic systems
What raw land actually needs before a slab is ever poured — and why it belongs in your budget from day one.
Ag exemptions
How building affects an existing exemption, and the questions to settle before you close on acreage.
Utility co-op timelines
Getting power to a rural site runs on the co-op's clock, not yours. What to expect and when to start.
The things most builders don't bring up
The moving pieces that never show up in a floor plan or a quote — until they're your problem. The guide puts them in front of you early.
After the guide, you'll get a few short notes from Coy — questions worth asking any builder, how to read a bid honestly, and how to walk a piece of land before you buy it. A handful of emails total, written by a person, ending with an open door rather than a hard sell.