High Point, NC

Build on Your Lot in High Point, NC

Triad Core Builders serves High Point and Davidson County and Guilford County with quality new construction, build-on-your-lot, and multifamily investment properties. Starting at $250,000. NC GC License L.99646. Buying land in the area? Read our land due-diligence checklist before you close.

Can I build on my own land in High Point?

Yes. If you own a lot in High Point or nearby Guilford and Davidson Counties, Triad Core Builders can check soil, utilities, and setbacks during a free site evaluation. A licensed North Carolina general contractor, NC GC license L.99646, walks the property with you and tells you what the lot can hold. Call 336-509-2640 to schedule that visit.

Before you buy, use our is-my-lot checklist for soil, utilities, and setbacks.

Looking for a home builder in High Point, NC?

I'm Nara Bakthisaran, a licensed North Carolina general contractor (L.99646) building new homes in High Point. My recent High Point builds are 213 Lansdowne St (sold August 2026) and 217 Lansdowne St (new construction). If you own land in High Point or nearby Guilford and Davidson Counties, I'll walk it free and you deal with me directly. Call 336-509-2640.

See both homes on Our Homes, or request a free site evaluation for your lot.

Who is a custom home builder in High Point that builds on my lot?

Triad Core Builders is a licensed North Carolina general contractor, license L.99646, and builds custom homes on land you already own in High Point and Guilford County. Request a free site evaluation, and see how a construction loan works while the house is built. Call 336-509-2640.

How does building on your lot in High Point work?

It starts with a free site evaluation on your High Point lot. Then you choose or customize a floor plan and finishes and get an all-in price before you sign. I handle the permits and inspections, and you deal with me directly through construction, with weekly photo updates. See every step on Our Process.

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Land due diligence guides

Before you close on a lot in High Point, read whether your lot is buildable, the perc test, septic permits in Guilford, Forsyth, and Davidson, well permits in Guilford, Forsyth, and Davidson, and city water and sewer vs. well and septic. If you already own the land, the free site evaluation is still the next step.

High Point landowner questions

How do I know if city water and sewer reach my High Point lot?

I don't treat a nearby hydrant or line as proof that city water and sewer reach your High Point lot. The City of High Point confirms service and generally connects only inside the city. A lot outside the city can sit on a well and septic. I check which path applies on the free site evaluation. Call 336-509-2640.

Is my lot under City of High Point zoning or the county?

It depends on the parcel, not the mailing address. High Point reaches into Guilford, Davidson, Randolph, and Forsyth counties. Lots inside the city follow City of High Point zoning. A lot outside the city's jurisdiction follows the county it sits in. I look that up on the free site evaluation and tell you the use and the setbacks. Call 336-509-2640.

What if my lot is in a flood zone?

A flood zone on a High Point lot does not by itself stop the build. It shrinks the ground you can put a house on, and the floodway is the part that has to stay clear. I check the flood zone on the free site evaluation and tell you what buildable ground is left. Call 336-509-2640.

Who issues the septic or well permit for my High Point lot?

It follows the county the parcel sits in. High Point reaches into Guilford, Davidson, Randolph and Forsyth Counties. A lot without city sewer needs a soil evaluation and septic permit from that county's environmental health office, and a lot without city water needs a well permit. I confirm which applies on the free site evaluation. Call 336-509-2640.

Do I need a survey before I build?

I recommend a boundary survey before you build. Corner markers get moved, and fences rarely follow the property line. Easements for utilities, drainage, and access live in the deed and the survey, not on the zoning map. The free site evaluation looks at setbacks and access, and a survey is what shows the lines those checks sit on. Call 336-509-2640.

What does your free site evaluation cover?

On a free site evaluation I walk your High Point lot with you. I check zoning and setbacks, utilities or a well and septic, the flood zone, slope, and access. I'm Nara Bakthisaran, licensed North Carolina general contractor L.99646, and you deal with me directly. I tell you what the lot can hold. Call 336-509-2640.

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