Based in Boerne, Texas
Serving the Texas hill country
Texas Highlands Custom Homes & Remodel builds custom homes in Comfort, a small Hill Country community where most building happens on rural acreage rather than in-town lots. Building out here means working with raw land and the open country that draws people to Comfort in the first place. Every project runs through one team and one fixed price, from the first design conversation to the final walkthrough.
Most Comfort homesites are acreage, often raw or lightly improved land with room to place a home where the views and the land work best. That freedom comes with site work most in-town lots never need. Texas Highlands Custom Homes & Remodel evaluates the land up front for access, grade, drainage, and the right spot to build, then plans the home around how the owners want to use the property, whether that’s a country residence, a working setup with outbuildings, or a place to eventually retire.
Building away from town usually means a property isn’t on municipal water or sewer, so a well, a septic system, and longer utility runs are part of the plan. These pieces affect where a home can sit and how much site work it takes, so the team sorts them out early rather than discovering them mid-build. Getting the infrastructure right from the start is what keeps a rural Comfort build on schedule and on budget.
Comfort is unincorporated, so building here falls under Kendall County rather than a city government, with its own set of requirements for rural construction. Texas Highlands Custom Homes & Remodel handles the county permitting and inspections and confirms what applies to a specific tract before construction begins, so the rural setting doesn’t turn into a paperwork holdup.
Pricing is settled before construction starts. The proposal is detailed, and the number agreed on is the number that holds, which matters on rural builds where site work can otherwise invite surprise costs. Each build is led by an in-house team rather than handed off, and homeowners see the home through selections and 3D renderings before it’s built, then get regular updates as work moves forward.
Along with Comfort, the team builds custom homes in Boerne, Fredericksburg, Kerrville, Bandera, Fair Oaks Ranch, and across the greater San Antonio area, including guest houses and casitas on many of these properties.
Yes. Most Comfort builds are on acreage, and the team handles the site evaluation, access, and grading that raw land requires before construction begins.
Usually, yes. Properties outside town typically aren’t on municipal water or sewer, so a well, septic system, or both are planned and coordinated as part of the build.
Comfort is unincorporated, so building falls under Kendall County. Texas Highlands Custom Homes & Remodel manages the county permitting and inspections each tract requires.
Yes. Rural properties often include outbuildings, shops, or a barn, and these can be planned alongside the home so the whole property works together.
The team builds throughout the Comfort area and the surrounding Hill Country, and reviews access and utilities for properties further off the main roads as part of the planning.
Building on rural land rewards planning, and the work goes smoothest when the site is understood before the design is set. Texas Highlands Custom Homes & Remodel starts by walking the property, sorting out access, water, and septic, and finding the right place to build, then turns that into a clear plan and a fixed-price proposal. Reach out with your tract and what you have in mind to set up a design consultation.