Turner & Son Homes

When it comes to putting a home budget together, you have to consider the type of custom home builder that you're hiring, floor plan details, as well as costs for building, contractor fees, energy efficient modifications, and more. Buying a piece of land sounds so simple, but is often more complicated than you would think. We've seen everything from land that's too flat for drainage to flood plains that weren't properly noted. Attention to detail in custom builds is crucial. Your design builder team provides expert advice for a quality custom home where your future can grow.

There are those who run away from challenges out of fear or laziness, and there are those who take on the challenge if for no other reason than to prove it can be done. We've seen this happen time and time again in the building world. Builders cut corners or work inefficiently to improve their profits. They refuse to help people like you overcome common problems that come with building on rural land. They take the easy way, because they don't care what you want. Turner & Son homes was started by Ben Turner in 1964 in Oklahoma and we've been building in the state ever since.

Turner and Son Homes was founded in 1964 (as Turner Building Company) with one very simple philosophy: If you're going to build homes people want to buy, you'd better figure out how to build what people want at a price they can afford. It sounds pretty simple, but it's surprisingly hard to execute. Since 1964, the building industry has gone through a lot of change. Homes have gotten bigger, more complex, and more expensive-and that's seen as the norm. HGTV gives homeowners big dreams that later seem impossible to reach.

There are a lot of things that have changed since we began in 1964, but there's at least one thing that hasn't: people like you still want to live the way you want, and you don't like it when other people like builders or homeowner's associations tell you what you can and can't have in your home. It's not just about the house, either. It's about living the way you want to live. It doesn't matter if you want to live in a neighborhood or outside the city. What matters is the freedom to make your own decisions, live your own lives without being told what to do, and educate your kids the way you think they should be educated.