Frequently Asked Questions

How much does is cost to design-build with Conquest?

The total construction and design costs vary based on which type of project you'd like us to build for you, the geographical area, site conditions, as well as the overall scope of work and level of finish. Below are general guidelines and examples on costs.

Homes:  A bespoke home can range from $100 to $180 per square foot (plus permits, land, site work, and freight). Costs can be higher, based on site complexity, scope of work, and level of finish.

Multi-Family:  A built-to-order multi-family building can range from $95 to $180 per square foot (plus professional architectural and engineering service fees, permits, land, site work, and freight). Costs vary considerably based on number of units, site complexity, scope of work, and level of finish.

Commercial Buildings:  A design-build commercial building can range from $115 to $250 per square foot (plus professional architectural and engineering service fees, permits, land, site work, and freight). Costs can be higher, based on site complexity, scope of work, and level of finish.

Our expert customer representatives are happy to provide you with estimates-to get a better idea of how much your particular project will cost, contact a representative to discuss your plans.

How long does it take from order date?

A project built by Conquest can take as little as 4 months to complete (move-in ready) from date of order.

What finishings do your design-built products include?

Each package is tailored to meet your needs. How complete would you like it? Engineered components (walls, trusses), turn key, fully furnished? We do it all.

Which alternative is less expensive: factory-building or site-building?

When you consider the speed of turnaround, price increases over the past 10 years, and a typical cost overrun of 10% or more when building on-site, factory-built is often less expensive. However, it's important to note that often initial quotes will appear to be equal—sometimes the factory-built quote will even be slightly higher. Yet, because factory-built projects are more predictably completed on-time and on-budget, the final cost benefits of factory-built generally outweigh site-built.