11 profiled builders serving Prairie Village (Johnson County) · Custom, semi-custom & remodeling · how we vet & rank
Records checked 2026-10-27 · Individual verification status shown below
James Engle Custom Homes provides floor plans, current homes, community information and a Color Studio for finish selections.
Mid-range · Luxury
Parade of Homes 2026
JOCO LICENSE
2026-0001930Under review · checked 2026-10-27
Catenacci Construction manages new construction, additions and remodeling from preconstruction planning through the final punch list.
KCMO LICENSE
✓ CLCL10051482-09-2022Active · checked 2026-10-27
Chris George Homes offers custom and semi-custom houses, renovations and teardown rebuilds across the Kansas City metro.
JOCO LICENSE
✓ 2026-0012070Active · checked 2026-10-27
Excellence In Construction has provided home remodeling and renovation around Kansas City since 2002.
JOCO LICENSE
✓ 2026-0008758Active · checked 2026-10-27
Koch Construction & Remodeling offers custom houses, barndominiums and basement finishing from its Olathe base.
JOCO LICENSE
Not yet verifiedNo license number on this record
KOENIG Building + Restoration publishes new-home and renovation work, including a completed Prairie Village residence.
JOCO LICENSE
✓ 2026-0006400Active · checked 2026-10-27
MOJO Built focuses on new houses that fit established Kansas City neighborhoods and their existing character.
JOCO LICENSE
✓ 2026-0007970Active · checked 2026-10-27
Reliance Construction Group renovates kitchens and turns unfinished basements into living, entertainment or home-office space.
JOCO LICENSE
Not yet verifiedNo license number on this record
Roeser Homes designs custom residences across Johnson County, including Lenexa, Leawood, Overland Park, Prairie Village and Mission Hills.
JOCO LICENSE
✓ 2026-0003976Active · checked 2026-10-27
Schloegel Design Remodel offers Kansas City kitchen and bathroom renovations, additions, whole-home remodeling and handyman services.
KCMO LICENSE
✓ 956157Active · checked 2026-10-27
Studio Build designs modern custom houses and fabricates casework, with published projects in Mission Hills and Prairie Village.
JOCO LICENSE
Not yet verifiedNo license number on this recordNo builders match these filters. .
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Prairie Village market snapshot
Prairie Village projects often begin with an existing street and an existing lot. The useful comparison is between adapting the house already there and designing a replacement that fits the parcel. A builder’s nearby addition or rebuild can be more relevant than a large subdivision model.
The city’s neighborhood design standards address new residential construction. Review the proposed building envelope and exterior with city staff before treating a plan as ready to price. The design review is part of the project, rather than a detail to resolve after the builder is selected.
Private restrictions may add another layer. Indian Fields’ association explicitly notes that its deed restrictions can be stricter than city requirements. Find the correct association and obtain its current documents before deciding the footprint, driveway or exterior materials.
Meadowbrook Park provides a different setting from older neighborhoods such as Indian Fields and Corinth Hills. Its redevelopment combines residential areas with a park setting. Compare projects within the same neighborhood context, and confirm available homesites directly rather than assuming a community page means land is for sale.
Local sources: Neighborhood design standards · Indian Fields association · Meadowbrook Park · checked 2026-10-27
An established northern Prairie Village neighborhood with its own deed restrictions and homes association.
A homes association established in 1958; consult its neighborhood documents before exterior work.
An established association identified in city materials. Confirm property-specific rules and maintenance obligations.
Residential redevelopment on the former country-club property along Nall Avenue.
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This directory includes 11 businesses with documented service in Prairie Village. The list includes custom builders, companies using adaptable plans and remodelers; filters narrow the scope. Each profile links its sources.
A citywide price range has not been verified. One Johnson County builder’s March 2026 guide places its custom-house construction at $200–300+ per square foot, excluding land. Treat that as one example, not a quote for this city. Compare the same house, lot work and allowances with each builder.
A replacement house needs a parcel-specific review. Prairie Village has neighborhood design standards covering new residential construction. Review the current rules with the city before committing to a replacement-home footprint or exterior design. Ask about demolition, utility disconnections and the proposed building envelope before buying a property for a teardown.
Some listed custom builders accept owner-supplied lots; subdivision builders may work only in designated communities. Confirm the exact address, access, utilities, grading and any builder restrictions with the company before treating it as a fit.
Yes. Remodeling businesses are identified separately from custom, semi-custom and production builders. Use the Type filter to see the companies classified for remodeling and check the scope on each profile.
Check Johnson County Contractor Licensing and the city’s project requirements. A company’s state business registration is not a contractor license. Profile records name the authority, status and check date; unfinished checks are labeled.
Buildable land in Prairie Village
Lot finder coming soon →Candidate sites have not been published. Check parcel conditions and local approvals before buying land.