Case study

Price The Home
Before The Plans Exist

Custom homes in Lincoln, with an estimate builder that prices a home in 3D before anything is drawn.

  • Custom Homes
  • Lincoln, NE
  • Prices a home in 3D before plans are drawn

The firm

Homes For Families
Buildings For Business

Den & Burrow designs and builds custom homes, additions and historic restorations in Lincoln, and handles feasibility, design and permitting for commercial projects.

Den & Burrow home and commercial services
Two ways they work, each with its own path.

The estimator

How Much Home
Can You Build

Most families pick a size first and learn the price after the plans are drawn. The Estimate Builder turns that around: income, savings and land go in, and a 3D home with a cost for every floor comes out.

Den & Burrow Estimate Builder with a 3D house
The Estimate Builder on the homepage.

The work

Homes They Have
Worked On

A portfolio of finished homes, from the first rendering to the finished room, sits one click from every page.

Den & Burrow portfolio of finished homes
Kitchens, baths and whole houses.

The process

Four Steps
One Team

Discovery and site visit, design and permits, pricing and pre-construction, then build and handover. The family meets the people who draw the home and the people who build it on day one.

Den & Burrow four-step process
Four steps, one team.
On the phone

Price A Home
From The Couch

  • Den & Burrow homepage on a phone
    Home
  • Den & Burrow Estimate Builder on a phone
    Estimate Builder
  • Den & Burrow estimate breakdown on a phone
    How the estimate is built
  • Den & Burrow work page on a phone
    Our work
More of the site

From First Rendering
To Finished Room

  • Den & Burrow homepage with a stone custom home at dusk
    Beautiful custom homes, designed and built to last.
  • Den & Burrow work page
    Every project, from rendering to room.
  • Den & Burrow custom home design service page
    Custom home design, step by step.

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