Cornerstone Homes
Home Builders in Lexington, Kentucky
Cornerstone Homes
Cornerstone Homes is a Lexington, Kentucky-based custom home builder coordinating design, budgeting, and construction with local trades and suppliers. The team encourages early conversations about scope, selections, and timelines to align expectations and keep decisions on track.
Why Homeowners Choose This Business
Local knowledge of Central Kentucky neighborhoods and vendors, a single point of contact for the build process, and coordination across trades to keep selections and schedules moving.
Service Area
Projects in Lexington and nearby Central Kentucky communities.
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Services Covered
Custom home building; design-build coordination; budgeting and allowances; construction management; finish selections; site coordination; punch-list and closeout.
Reviews
Customer Reviews
Mason Kreilein
Isaiah White
Igor Dem
Brent and Parker are great people to work with.
Michael Blumetti
Cornerstone did a great job building our home. If I ever build again I will definitely use them and would highly recommend them to anyone building.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What types of homes does Cornerstone Homes build?
They focus on custom new construction, working with clients to design floor plans and select finishes. Projects range from starter layouts to larger custom builds depending on scope and budget.
How does budgeting and allowances work?
Budgets typically include allowances for items like cabinetry, flooring, and fixtures. The builder coordinates selections and updates clients if choices exceed allowances so costs can be approved before ordering.
Can they work with plans from an outside architect?
Yes, they can coordinate with outside designers or architects and help translate plans into build-ready specifications. They also assist with value-engineering when needed.
What is the typical timeline for a custom home?
Timelines vary by size, site conditions, and material lead times. After permitting and final selections, many custom homes take several months to a year to complete.
How are inspections and punch-list items handled?
The builder organizes inspections at key stages and compiles a punch list near completion. They work with trades to address items before final handover.




