Myers Park · Charlotte
Custom Homes, Teardowns & Rebuilds in Myers Park
Love your Myers Park location, but need a home that works better for the way you live? Everett Custom Homes builds custom residences and completes major renovations and additions in Myers Park and the surrounding Charlotte neighborhoods. We start with your goals, the existing house, and the property, then help you plan the right construction approach.
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Sterling | Myers Park, Charlotte
A custom residence with 7,200 heated square feet and more than 10,000 square feet under roof. Large windows, generous living spaces, and carefully coordinated interiors show the finished result. The site planning behind the home mattered just as much.
On this particular property near Freedom Park, the engineered foundation required more than 144 deep pilings and a structural slab. Previous experience in the area gave us reason to investigate the soil early and plan for the foundation the property actually needed. Every lot is different; this does not mean every Myers Park home requires pilings.
- Heated sq. ft.
- 7,200
- Sq. ft. under roof
- 10,000+
- Deep pilings
- 144+
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Now building in Myers Park
We built this Myers Park home for the same homeowner in 2016, and now we are back to add on to it. These are progress photos from the job, and we will update them as the work moves forward.
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BeforeThe 2016 home -
Early workOpening up the back of the house -
FoundationBrick and block walls for the addition -
FramingThe addition takes shape from the street -
Dried inRoof on, windows in, porch framed
Homeowner testimonial
A Decade of Trust. One Myers Park Family.
In 2016, Everett Custom Homes built this family's home in Myers Park. Ten years later, when their family needed additional living space, they chose Everett Custom Homes again to build an addition to the same house.
There is no better measure of a builder's work than a homeowner who chooses to work with that builder again.
We built our home with Eric of Everett Custom Homes in 2016, and choosing him was one of the best decisions we made. We interviewed multiple builders before signing on, and Eric stood out from the start. He is genuinely kind, respectful and cares about what his clients need. Ten years later, we're still glad we picked him.
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We built our home with Eric of Everett Custom Homes in 2016, and choosing him was one of the best decisions we made. We interviewed multiple builders before signing on, and Eric stood out from the start. He is genuinely kind, respectful and cares about what his clients need. Ten years later, we're still glad we picked him.
What sets Eric apart is his consistency. He did what he said he would do, when he said he would do it, from the first conversation through move-in day. He kept our build on schedule and on budget, which anyone who has built a home knows is rare. His pricing was fair and transparent, with no surprises along the way. And he was remarkably patient. Building a home involves countless decisions and plenty of questions, and Eric never once made us feel rushed or like we were asking too much. Almost a decade later, when our family needed more room to grow, he spent a full year working with us to get an addition permitted by the city, and he stayed patient and kind through every round of it.
Eric is also on site almost every day, unlike many other contractors, and it shows in the work. His crews are wonderful: respectful, clean, and a pleasure to have around.
If you're looking for a builder you can trust with one of the biggest investments of your life, call Eric at Everett Custom Homes. We'd hire him again without hesitation.
Renovate, add on, or rebuild
Should you renovate, add on, or tear down and rebuild?
The best choice depends on what is worth preserving and what must change.
Renovate
Renovation can work well when the structure, footprint, and character support your goals.
Rebuild
A new custom home may make more sense when the existing layout, ceiling heights, structure, and systems require too many compromises.
We look at the complete project before choosing a direction.
Before design and demolition
What should be checked before buying or demolishing?
Confirm what the property can support before committing to the house. A lot review should consider the building envelope, access, utilities, trees, drainage, and demolition scope. Where conditions warrant, appropriate engineering professionals should investigate the soil and foundation requirements. The house already standing on a property does not establish what a replacement can safely or legally be.
Floodplain status and soil-bearing capacity are separate questions. Some properties need additional review, and restrictions must be checked for the actual parcel and proposed work.
Planning, budgeting and construction
How will the budget be managed?
A useful budget starts with the scope, specifications, and actual project requirements. We develop the construction budget around the home being planned, including site work and the selections that shape the cost. Trade and supplier pricing help replace assumptions with a clearer picture of the project.
Our open-book process provides supporting vendor invoices and visibility into budgeted and recorded costs through JobTread. The builder fee structure is explained for your project. A fixed builder fee, when used, is distinct from a fixed total construction price; selections, changes, and site requirements can affect the final cost.
What happens after the first conversation?
We discuss the property, what you want to change or build, and where you are in the planning process. From there, we can identify the information and professionals needed for the next step. The goal is to align the property, design, and budget before construction begins.
What matters beyond the finishes?
The concealed details help determine how the house performs. Drainage, flashing, roof runoff, and foundation water management need to work as a coordinated system. Those decisions deserve attention long before the final exterior materials and landscaping are installed.
Questions
Short answers for Myers Park homeowners
Do you build on a lot I already own?
Yes. Everett builds on clients' lots, including established Charlotte properties where an existing home may need to be removed.
Do all Myers Park homes need pilings?
No. Foundation requirements depend on the individual property, soil investigation, and engineered design. Sterling is one project example.
Can you help compare a renovation with rebuilding?
Yes. Everett handles custom homes, major renovations, and additions, allowing us to discuss which direction best fits the house and your goals.
Do I need finished plans before contacting you?
No. Starting the conversation during property and scope planning can help identify the questions to resolve before the design is finalized.
Start the conversation
Tell us about your Myers Park project
Already own a property? Considering a teardown purchase? Planning an addition or major renovation? Tell us where the property is and what you would like to accomplish.
Prefer to talk?
Call Eric at (704) 352-6127.
Building custom homes in the Charlotte region since 2006.