Traditional · Spring, TX
Traditional Brick & Stone
4,800 sq ft · Traditional · New Construction · Design-Build
Project Summary
Traditional Brick & Stone · Spring, TX
A 4,800-square-foot traditional brick-and-stone custom home built in Spring on a heavily wooded master-planned lot. The design follows a classic Texas traditional vocabulary — stacked gables, mixed brick and stone, cast-stone trim, dormers, and a copper accent porch roof. Inside, the plan balances formal rooms (study, dining) with an open kitchen-family great room and a covered outdoor living extension. The second floor includes three suites, a game room, and a media room. Saadi Construction Group ran the project as a single design-build contract from ARC submittal through final walkthrough, including selective tree clearing under the community tree preservation plan.
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Materials, timeline, and site conditions for this traditional custom home in Spring, TX. Saadi Construction Group delivered architectural plans, structural engineering, permitting, and full construction under a single design-build contract.
Location / Area
Spring, TX
Construction Type
Traditional, New Construction, Design-Build
Design Intent
Traditional
Known Size
4,800 sq ft
Materials & Finishes
Full-bed brick exterior with limestone accent walls and cast-stone trim, architectural composition roof with copper porch roof accent, mahogany front doors with leaded sidelights, aluminum-clad wood windows in true divided-light pattern, wide-plank rift-and-quartered white oak flooring on main level, marble kitchen island with leathered granite perimeter, custom inset cabinetry in stained and painted finishes, paneled study with built-in bookcases, marble primary bath with freestanding tub, professional-grade range and integrated refrigeration.
Construction Timeline
Approximately 11 months on site from foundation pour to certificate of occupancy, preceded by approximately 5 months of preconstruction (design development, ARC submittal, structural engineering, tree survey and preservation plan, soils report, MUD utility coordination, and Harris County permit). Total project duration from contract signature to move-in was approximately 16 months.
Site & Design Notes
Heavily wooded master-planned Spring lot inside an active ARC community with elevation, material, and tree-preservation review. Site prep required selective tree clearing, stump grinding, and additional cut-and-fill for the building pad. Geotech recommended a stiffened post-tensioned slab for the Beaumont-Conroe clay-sand mix soils typical of Spring. MUD water and wastewater hookups handled through the community district; no floodplain issues.
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