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Preferred Builders at Reunion Resort

Explore eight featured builders in Reunion, understand your design options and learn what to establish before choosing a lot or planning your custom home.

Choosing a Builder for Your Reunion Home

The right builder is not simply the one with the most impressive portfolio. It is the firm whose design approach, proposed scope and understanding of your homesite fit the home you want to own. Whether you are planning a primary residence or a second home in Reunion, start with how you will use the property, then compare what each builder would deliver. For an overview of the custom-build route, explore our guide to custom homes in Reunion Resort.

Below, we introduce eight featured builders and the questions worth bringing to your shortlist. “Preferred” is a starting point for comparison, not an endorsement by Top Villas or confirmation that a firm is approved to build on every lot. Always establish the requirements for your specific property.

Meet Reunion’s Featured Builders

Landmark Custom Builder and Remodeling

Landmark Custom Builder and Remodeling identifies itself as a luxury custom-home builder in Reunion Resort. Its focus on custom homes makes it relevant to buyers planning an individually designed property in the resort.

McNally Construction Group

McNally Construction Group offers custom construction, renovations, additions and in-house design. Its design services include adapting existing plans to suit lot dimensions or individual preferences, giving buyers an alternative to developing a home design entirely from scratch.

Hannigan Homes, Inc.

Hannigan Homes, Inc. offers personalized design and construction on a buyer’s own lot. Its services include design support for buyers who do not already have plans, with both contemporary and traditional design possibilities.

Trophy Custom Homes of Florida

When assessing Trophy Custom Homes of Florida, ask for relevant completed-home examples and a clear outline of the services proposed for your build. A portfolio can help you judge style; it cannot tell you what your project includes. Our advice is to connect the conversation to your homesite and brief, then establish which design and construction responsibilities the firm would take on before comparing its proposal with others.

Liberty Partners, LLC

For Liberty Partners, LLC, make the proposed scope the starting point. Establish who would handle design and construction, what is included and what you would need to arrange separately. Take the same lot information and written priorities to each builder you approach. This gives you a more useful comparison than differently framed estimates and makes omissions or differences in responsibility easier to identify.

City Homes LLC

Ask Citi Homes to explain how it would approach your proposed Reunion home and to share relevant examples of its work. Focus on how your preferred layout would be assessed against the lot, what design assistance would be available and what the construction estimate would cover. Before shortlisting, look for a clear connection between your brief and the proposed work, not simply a portfolio that appeals to you.

Archi Design & Build

With Archi Design & Build, establish how the design and construction process would be organised for your project. Ask who develops the plans, how changes to your brief would be handled and who would coordinate the submissions required for property-specific review. Our advice is to clarify these responsibilities early: a defined scope gives you a stronger basis for comparison than assumptions about what a firm’s name or presentation implies.

William Stone Construction Group

William Stone Construction Group serves Reunion and offers custom homes on buyers’ own lots, personalized plans, and architectural and interior-design assistance. Its portfolio includes homes with pools, outdoor living areas and entertainment spaces, illustrating examples of its work rather than standard inclusions for every build.

Choose the Lot and Design Together

An attractive homesite is not automatically the right fit for your floor plan. Before purchasing land in Reunion, ask a builder to assess the lot’s dimensions, shape, orientation, views, neighborhood location, design limitations and site-preparation needs against the home you want to create.

Bring practical priorities as well as visual preferences: how rooms should connect, which spaces you will use most and how you expect to spend time at home. Compare adapting a plan with developing a personalized design, and establish where the site may call for compromises. Buying the land, obtaining design approval and constructing the home are separate stages; consider them together before committing to a particular approach.

Illustrative vacant homesite between upscale Florida-style homes, showing street frontage, lot depth and neighboring architecture.

Four Steps to a More Useful Builder Comparison

Use the same brief with every firm, then compare the responses. These are discussion steps, not a prescribed approval or construction sequence.

  1. 1. Assess the Homesite

    Share the lot details and your priorities. Ask what the site can accommodate, which design limitations need attention and what preparation may be required. Identify any compromises before settling on a floor plan.

  2. 2. Define the Design Brief

    Explain how you will use the home, your preferred style and the spaces you need. Compare adapting an existing plan with developing a personalized design, and establish who provides the design work and what is included.

  3. 3. Compare Like-for-Like Scope

    Request estimates tied to a clearly described design and scope. Ask each firm to identify inclusions, exclusions and items still to be decided. Treat portfolio features as inspiration until they appear in your own proposal.

  4. 4. Clarify Responsibilities and Next Steps

    Confirm the review requirements for the property, who prepares the necessary submissions and what must happen before construction can begin. Ask how design changes would be handled and how the builder would explain progress through the project.

Gaby Sadler, Property Specialist

Gaby Sadler

Property Specialist, Serhant

Planning on building a Reunion Home? Contact Gaby

Planning a custom home build in Reunion Resort? I can help you explore suitable Reunion lots, arrange a builder introduction and consider rental potential alongside your plans.

Custom Build or Existing Home?

As you refine your plans, compare the custom-build route with homes already for sale in Reunion. Viewing existing properties can help you test your priorities around layout, location and outdoor space, and decide whether building remains the right approach for your primary residence or second home.

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