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Everett Custom Homes

Custom · Custom homes · Major renovations · Additions

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Contractor record	Not yet verifiedNorth Carolina Licensing Board for General Contractors · lookup incomplete
Phone	704-352-6127Contact sources and dates →
Website	Visit Everett Custom Homes’s official website ↗Retrieved 2026-10-28
Based in	Office location not recordedPublished location record · retrieved 2026-10-28
Builds in	CharlotteLinked company or project sources · checked 2026-10-28
Scale	Team size and typical construction timeline not recorded
Work	Custom homes · Major renovations · AdditionsPublished services · checked 2026-10-28

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About Everett Custom Homes

The company’s portfolio distinguishes major renovations from new construction. Named examples include the Waldon whole-home renovation in Weddington, the Sterling new home in Myers Park and the Chanel new home on acreage in South Charlotte. Those examples offer different site and structural scopes to discuss with the team.

Its cost-plus explanation gives October 2026 historical examples around $2 million and $2.5 million for new homes, $400,000 for an addition and $2.8 million for a major renovation. The figures include construction and builder fees but exclude land.

These are completed projects of differing sizes and specifications, not a current rate card or accepted budget range. Ask for the proposed fee, allowances and site exclusions in writing.

From the company’s published information · retrieved 2026-10-28.