“We contacted Michael and he sat down with us and went over what all they could do for us. We were impressed from the very first meeting. He was very patient walked us through the entire build process and what to expect.”

The mILLER Family - 2025

“all I can say is that they are absolute masters of their craft and true hidden gems as builders. What separated them from the dozen builders I interviewed was their deep relationships with top-tier subcontractors and the masterful scheduling that only comes with experience. Their trades actually showed up on time, respected the job site, and delivered high-quality work.”

The PERAJ FAMILY - 2026

“We feel heard, taken care of, and a part of their extended family, and they’re truly as excited with each milestone as we are, which means they’re invested and they care. If you’re looking to build a custom home while getting to know some great people, Jace & Bowen is as far as you need to go.”

The Cornitius FAMILY - 2026

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is your price per square foot?

The honest answer is that custom homes aren’t priced by the square foot alone. This is like asking a car dealership "what is your price per pound of the car" when purchasing a vehicle.

While square footage influences cost, the real drivers are things like land conditions, foundation requirements, design complexity, materials, and selections.

In the Texas Hill Country, fully custom homes typically range from $250–$400+ per square foot, depending on size of your home, finishes, site work, and architectural complexity.

At Jace & Bowen Custom Builders, we focus less on quoting a quick square-foot number and more on helping you understand what it actually takes to build your home well and avoid costly surprises later.
If you'd like a deeper breakdown of what affects custom home pricing, we explain it in detail here:

Read the full guide → What Does a Custom Home Cost in Central Texas?

I want to build a custom home, but where do I start?

The best place to start is surprisingly simple:
Write down your non-negotiables.

Before contacting an architect or builder, it helps to clarify the few things that matter most to you in your future home.

For example:
  • What types of styles do you like and how much sq. footage do you need?
  • Do you need space for a home office?
  • Are you building on family land or purchasing property to build on?
  • Do you want a long-term “forever home” or something more flexible?

Once you understand your priorities, the next step is assembling the right team. Most custom homes begin by connecting with a builder, architect or designer, and (if financing is needed) a construction lender.

A good builder can help guide the process so you don’t have to navigate it alone and we would love to be the builder you choose! If you'd like to schedule a consultation, Click Here.

If you'd like a step-by-step breakdown of how the process works, we walk through it here:

Read the full guide → How to Start Building a Custom Home in Central Texas

What communication should I expect from my builder?

Clear communication is one of the most important parts of a successful custom home build.

Throughout the construction of your home, we keep homeowners informed about:
  • major construction milestones
  • scheduling updates
  • upcoming selections and decisions
  • budget updates
  • site progress.

Our goal is simple: you should never feel uninformed about your own home.

We also walk homeowners through key phases of construction so you understand what’s happening behind the walls of your house.

Learn more here → What Happens During the Custom Home Building Process