Clear answers before you build.

We offer steel framing or post-frame construction, which uses large posts as the main supports. Both options include stud-framed walls—the smaller framing pieces that shape the rooms and wall surfaces. We help you choose what fits your project.

Yes. Each model is a starting idea. You can change the size, layout, rooms, shop or garage, porches, windows, doors, materials, colors, and finishes. The sizes and finish ideas shown are examples, not fixed packages or exact plans for the images. We confirm your choices and the work included for your property and budget.

Cost depends on what you want to build and what your property needs. We price living space, the shop, porches, finishes, foundation, land preparation, utilities, and expert fees separately. The images show design ideas, not set-price packages. Visit Planning & Pricing to see what goes into a budget.

Use Start Your Build to tell us your idea, location, preferred size, finishes, and budget priorities. We review your details and follow up with any questions needed to prepare your quote.

Timing depends on the work involved, final plans, permits, utility connections, materials, and our project schedule. We explain the next steps and expected timing as these details are confirmed.

Yes. Bring the plan, any measurements or drawings of the outside, and a list of changes you want. We check how the plan fits your land, needs, and budget, along with any architect or engineer review required.

No. The images are illustrations that help you choose a style. They do not show exact building measurements, room counts, or final construction drawings. We develop the layout, windows, doors, size, and outside appearance for your project.

Costs can change if your land needs more work, utilities need extending, or you change the design or finishes. Expired prices, material availability, permits, and expert reviews can also affect the budget. We point out estimated amounts, work left out, and choices still to make so you know what may change.

Before signing, review the written warranties for the building work and products. Check what is covered, what is not, and who to contact if something needs attention. At the final walk-through, we provide the care and warranty information that applies to your project.

Your lender will tell you what it needs. We can provide available plans, work details, the quote, schedule, and information about Oak & Stone. Your lender decides which financial documents you must provide and whether to approve a loan.

Oak & Stone is based in the Texas Hill Country and considers select residential and commercial projects across Texas. Share your location, property, building idea, and timing with us, and we will let you know whether the project may be a good fit for our team.

Our complete-build option is for clients who want one team to help with the land questions, design, budget, construction, interior finishes, and final walk-through. We explain what we are handling and what happens next. Oak & Stone does not sell land or provide loans, so buying the property and arranging financing remain separate.

Yes. Share what you know about your land and what you want to build. We look at access, utilities, the ground, and the planned work to help you understand what is needed before choosing a layout or preparing a quote.

A barndominium can be an excellent fit when you want open living areas, a connected shop or garage, RV or equipment storage, generous porches, or rooms that can change as your family and needs grow. It brings more of your home, work, hobbies, and storage together in one thoughtful design.

They make it possible to bring a comfortable home, acreage, a workshop, RV or equipment space, and outdoor living together on one property. Shaded porches, open gathering areas, flexible rooms, and durable exteriors fit naturally with Texas life. The final design is tailored to the weather and conditions in your part of the state.

No. We plan each barndominium around the land and the way you want to use it. Most clients choose a complete build. If you want to arrange all interior work yourself, ask about Exterior Barndominium Shell Only.

Oak & Stone completes only the exterior barndominium shell so the building is protected from the weather. Interior rooms, plumbing, electrical work, cabinets, flooring, and finishes are not included. This is not a move-in-ready home, and we provide a clear list of the exterior shell work included.

Yes. You may hire contractors you choose, manage the remaining work yourself, do any work you are legally allowed to handle, or combine those options. You stay in control while following local rules and using licensed trades where required.

We can keep your design, expected budget, timeline, and Oak & Stone information organized so your lender can see the full picture. Your lender makes all financing decisions.

We plan every project for strength, safety, comfort, and lasting quality. We also keep the layout flexible so your living space, shop, storage, porches, and other priorities can work together on your property.

Yes. We bring the same quality and care to a smaller, well-planned home. The goal is a comfortable tiny barndo—not simply a large plan squeezed into less space.

Yes. We design and build large shops, warehouse-style buildings, live-work spaces, and commercial projects. Share how you plan to use the building and where you want to build, and we will help determine whether it is a good fit.

Both. Our custom barndominiums are designed with shop or garage space, while home-only layouts are available by request. We also build commercial shops and warehouse-style buildings. Our project form helps us understand what you need so we can bring together the right team and plan.

Modern barndominiums are our signature style, but we also build farmhouse, traditional barn-inspired, and classic rural designs with the same attention to strength and quality.