11Across Spartanburg, Greenville and Cherokee Counties
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Every scale
From a patio to an estate.
Big or small, you get the same care: a plan on paper first, a written price line by line, and the owner on site until it is done. A few samples from the range, side by side at true scale.
Samples from the range · drawn at one scale · 320 to 5,656 sq ft
Builder
NGA Builders LLCInman, South Carolina
Shown
Samples, 320 to 5,656 sq ft
Scale
One scale for every plan
Grid
10 ft squares, at that scale
Drawn first
Every line drawn before a board is cut.
Before anything is built, every house is drawn to the inch: the plans, the elevations, every material. Slide from the drawing to the finished home at dusk, and see exactly what you are getting.
New homes, guest houses and additions, plus kitchens and outdoor living. Whatever the size of the job, it is planned, priced and built to the same standard.
Eight promises that come with every job we take on, from a patio to a new house. They are written into how we work, not just onto this page.
A written, line-item price before work starts.
The foundation, shell, trades and finishes shown separately, written to be compared with anyone else’s, line by line.
Every change priced in writing first.
Each change gets a written price and its effect on the schedule before any work starts. Nothing is added to your bill without your say-so.
Problems shown, not buried.
If we find a problem on site, we stop, show you, and price the options the same way.
You pay as it is built.
The contract ties payments to stages of the build, so you are not paying far ahead of what has been built.
The owner on site.
Nick prices the job himself and runs it on site. You have his number from the first visit to the final walkthrough.
Permits and inspections planned in.
Inspections at each stage where the county or city requires them, with the time for them in the schedule.
Drawn before it is built.
Plans are drawn for the permit, and every model on this site is drawn to real dimensions before it is rendered.
A walkthrough together at the end.
The final inspection, then a walkthrough of the finished work with you.
How a house gets built
The build, in six moves.
Nick’s background runs across residential and commercial construction, and every NGA house is built in the same order: each stage finished and checked before the next one starts.
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01 / 06The plan
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The plan
We walk the lot with you, stake the corners and settle every room on paper before a shovel touches the ground.
The lot walked and the corners staked
Every room settled on paper
A written, line-item price
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Foundation
Footings below the frost line, a block crawlspace, piers and girders, all checked level and square. Everything after rests on it.
Footings below the frost line
Checked level and square
Inspected where the county requires it
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Framing
The rooms take shape: walls framed 16 inches on center, a header over every door and window. You can walk your floor plan.
16 in on center, a header over every opening
Walls plumb, the floor plan walkable
Rough-ins inspected before the walls close
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Roof
Trusses up, sheathing on, the roof dried in before anything that minds the weather goes inside.
Trusses set and braced
Sheathing and underlayment on
Dried in before any finish goes inside
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Finished
Siding, trim, the porch and the planting, then the final inspection and a walkthrough of every room together.
Siding, trim, the porch and the planting
The final inspection
A walkthrough of every room, together
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Welcome home
The keys are yours. Your first evening in a house that was drawn, priced and built around the way you live.
Built off the back of a house on a wooded slope: a vaulted tongue-and-groove pine ceiling with two fans, black-framed screens with a screen door, and a composite deck floor.
As published October 20, 2026 · quoted word for word
“Nick was professional, communicative and incredibly detail-oriented.
★★★★★
I couldn't be happier with my screened-in porch! From start to finish, the entire experience was exceptional. Nick was professional, communicative and incredibly detail-oriented. He and his team took the time to understand exactly what I wanted and delivered beyond my expectations. The craftsmanship is outstanding! The space is not only beautiful but has completely transformed how my home is enjoyed. If you're looking for a builder who truly takes pride in their work and delivers high-quality results, i cannot recommend them enough!
★★★★★Google
Nick and his crew did a wonderful job remodeling our entire house: kitchen, several bathrooms, adding a window, building a deck, painting inside and outside, plumbing, electrical, etc., etc., whatever we asked. Where we lacked inspiration, he made great, creative suggestions, though he never pressured us to do any of them. Where we had ideas of what we wanted, he worked hard to bring them to realization. His prices were reasonable and the quality of his work high. He communicates wonderfully, explaining options and helping us make good decisions. He also stands by his work. The few times when we had quibbles with his work, he came back and fixed things until we were satisfied. And he did everything with a positive attitude, making it a joy to work with him. We couldn't have asked for more. Five stars.
★★★★★Google
These guys are awesome! I had hurricane damage to my house and it's been over a year, but they gave me a great quote and came and repaired my house, did a fantastic job.
★★★★★Google
Nick and his crew did a wonderful job adding a covered porch to the house. Professional, mess free, and quickly done. Now we can sit outside and enjoy our porch. Thank you
Where we build
Based in Inman. Building across the Upstate.
Local builders, a short drive from your lot. We work in 11 towns across Spartanburg, Greenville and Cherokee Counties, and we know each one's permit office and what it takes to build there.