Frequently Asked Questions
Custom Building in Celina
Does Gutman serve Celina?
Yes. Gutman serves custom-home clients throughout North Texas, including Celina.
Can the plan accommodate future changes?
A custom plan can consider future rooms, outdoor features and changing household needs from the beginning.
Does Gutman handle material selections?
Gutman coordinates interior and exterior selections as part of the design and building process.
Can Gutman build on a Celina lot I already own?
Yes. Gutman evaluates each property individually — including access, orientation, setbacks, easements and soil conditions — before the design is finalized.
What should I know about design review in Celina?
Celina is one of North Texas’s fastest-growing markets and many of its communities are newer, with architectural review standards that continue to evolve. Gutman confirms the current requirements for the specific community during planning and approvals.
What does the Celina building process look like?
Gutman follows four phases: Define (clarify the property, goals and architectural direction), Develop (coordinate plans, engineering, selections and approvals), Build (manage trades, sequence, communication and quality control), and Complete (inspections, orientation, walkthrough and move-in).
Does Gutman handle whole-home renovations in Celina?
Yes. Alongside new construction, Gutman takes on comprehensive renovations addressing layout, additions, kitchens, primary suites, finishes and systems.
What architectural styles does Gutman build in Celina?
Gutman builds without a fixed aesthetic — modern, transitional and traditional homes are all shaped around the client and the property.
How does Gutman address energy performance?
Every new Gutman custom home receives a HERS evaluation, benchmarking the home’s energy performance using the rating methodology maintained by RESNET.
What support is provided after the home is finished?
Every new custom home closes with a final walkthrough and systems orientation. Our standard builder warranty includes one year of workmanship coverage, two years of coverage for electrical, mechanical and plumbing systems, and ten years of structural coverage. All warranty coverage is backed by an independent third-party warranty provider.