Pricing Factors, Pitfalls, and Methods
One of our responsibilities is taking a feasible project and achieving the highest number of priorities within an agreed upon budget. While project costs vary widely based on numerous variables, the following are some typical ranges, providing Client's a realistic starting point for planning purposes.
Ranges vary by size, scope, and complexity.
Factors include seating, worship styles, and technology.
Dependent on site conditions and design vision.
It's an understatement to say every construction project is unique. Location, design complexity, existing conditions, finish level, schedule, site access and more all affect final cost. Our goal is to establish clarity early so Clients understand what's realistic before investing heavily in design or permitting.
We typically price projects in three stages:
An initial range based on similar projects to confirm feasibility. This early estimate helps ensure your vision aligns with your budget before significant resources are invested in detailed planning.
Refining scope, finishes, and allowances with our team and the Client. This is where priorities often come into focus, and we work together to balance desires with budget realities.
A fixed or guaranteed maximum price once design is complete, usually with a 7–10% contingency for unforeseen conditions. This gives you cost certainty before breaking ground.
Low bids often hide shortcuts that create problems later. We focus on lasting value and quality by avoiding:
These figures represent typical 2025–2026 costs in our markets from the Carolinas to Texas. Final pricing will always depend on scope, selections, and conditions unique to each site.
Our philosophy is simple: Creativity, detailed planning, clear communication and avoiding shortcuts will deliver the highest value to our Clients at every step of the process.
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