Your Process
The Pre-Electric Walkthrough: Why TKG Moves Every Outlet for Free
The pre-electric walkthrough is where your house becomes your home. Move every outlet, switch, and box — no charge, no change order.
Coy Turner
Owner, TKG Custom Homes
TKG Journal
Behind the sheetrock. Step by step. Built for people doing this once.
TKG built this Journal for the questions custom home buyers actually ask — the ones about timing, land, materials, and how to avoid regrets ten years from now.
What you'll find here
- Real process guidance from the first conversation to final walkthrough.
- Material decisions that matter behind the walls and under your feet.
- Local knowledge for building on your land in Seguin and Guadalupe County.
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Behind the Walls
Why 16" On-Center Framing Matters (And Why Most Builders Use 24")
Most builders frame at 24" on-center to save lumber. TKG frames at 16" — because the walls, tile, and 20-year result depend on it.
Coy Turner
Owner, TKG Custom Homes
Local Knowledge
Building on Your Land in Seguin: Utilities, Permits, and What Most People Miss
Building on your own land in Seguin means navigating well water, septic, Guadalupe County permits, and soil conditions. Here's the playbook.
Coy Turner
Owner, TKG Custom Homes
Behind the Walls
ZIP System Sheathing: Why TKG Uses It Instead of House Wrap
ZIP System sheathing replaces regular OSB + house wrap with a single panel that seals tighter and lasts longer. Here's why TKG uses it on every build.
Coy Turner
Owner, TKG Custom Homes
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