Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need an architect on staff?
We don't have an architect on staff but prefer clients to come with general plans and we'll collaborate with tips and guidance.How long does the quoting process take?
It can take 1-2 months to get a finalized quote because we get to know our clients and create a bid for something you really want.What building options do you offer?
We provide remodeling and custom home building with allowance budgets for plumbing, electrical, cabinetry, countertops and more. You don't have to select every item, just a budget level and we can plug in an appropriate allowance.
Do you have a custom home questionnaire?
Yes, we have a custom home questionnaire with all the options for your home details which determines the quote for your home.What areas do you serve?
We serve Travelers Rest, Greenville, SC, and the surrounding Upstate region for custom home building and renovations.Are there extra charges during construction?
We work hard to avoid upcharges as much as possible by creating a detailed bid for exactly what our client wants.What should I expect from the building process?
We want clients to enjoy the process! We focus on building good relationships with our clients throughout the entire journey.How do I get started?
Call us at (864) 918-5901 to discuss your custom home vision and start the collaborative planning process with our experienced team.What does it cost to build a custom home in the Travelers Rest or Greenville area?
Custom home costs in the Travelers Rest and greater Greenville area vary significantly based on your lot's topography, the neighborhood tier, and your chosen interior finish level. Because every project is unique, a precise number requires a project-specific estimate, but understanding those three factors upfront helps you plan a realistic budget from the start.Can you build on rural lots, sloped terrain, or foothill properties in Upstate South Carolina?
Yes, Titan Construction has experience building on a wide range of site conditions across Upstate South Carolina, including rural parcels, sloped lots, and foothill terrain. Every project begins with a thorough lot evaluation so that site-specific challenges are identified and planned for before construction starts.
