New Era Homes

New Era Homes’ vision has always been to provide the highest quality semi-custom home at a price people can afford. After 10 years in business, we credit our success to our Uncommon Standards™ and the gap we fill between a production level and custom home builder.

The New Era Homes Uncommon Standards™ include over 150 standard features that are commonly considered upgrades by other builders. Features like vaulted ceilings, upgraded fixtures, lighting and appliances are designed to provide the luxuries of a fully custom home at a fraction of the cost. In addition to the features that are easily seen, our homes include a robust HVAC system and other efficiencies not typically found in homes under $1M.

New Era Homes offers three editions–the Classic, Heritage and Premier–which are defined by the customers’ selection of trim options. Trim options are aesthetic preferences such as flooring, lighting, appliances and finish carpentry detailing. Each of our 24 floorplans may be built as either a Classic or Heritage Edition. New Era Homes price per square foot currently ranges between $105-$175 for Classic and Heritage Edition homes.

Although homebuyers find the greatest value building from an existing floorplan in either the Classic or Heritage Editions, the Premier Edition is an option for those interested in a fully custom home. The craftsmanship, workmanship and inner-workings of the home remain consistent regardless of the chosen edition.

On average, there is a difference of approximately $40K in unseen building upgrades between a home built by an á la carte builder and a semi-custom New Era Built home. Things like R-23 blown-in insulation, Knauf air sealing, Tyvek building wrap and flashing result in high quality construction that far exceeds the code minimum. Many of these unseen upgrades are the result of employing modern building science within the shell of the home to ensure long-term comfort, durability and energy savings. New Era Homes embraces new science and continually researches ways to improve upon old building practices and products that will deliver the maximum value and efficiency possible at a reasonable price point. The net benefit to the home buyer is a better built home that provides both immediate and long term savings.