La Crosse New Home Construction
When selecting a builder to turn your dream into reality, the pillars of quality and trust are paramount. With over 25 years of experience doing new home construction in La Crosse and throughout The Coulee Region, Hartland Construction is a name you can trust. Since our founding in 1996, we’ve built a reputation for responsible cost control, meticulous planning, precise scheduling, and stringent safety measures. We’re also renowned for hands-on leadership—our owner is directly in the field with the crew, giving you easy access to the boss as the project unfolds.
Call us at (608) 470-8845 or contact us online to get a free estimate.
Trusted for a Reason
Benefits of Working With Our Expert Team
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Customer Satisfaction is Our Foundation
From initial consultation to project completion, we guide you through each step with clear communication and dedication, ensuring your home matches your vision.
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Locally Sourced, Top-Quality Materials
We partner with trusted local suppliers to provide top-tier materials, ensuring every home we build is as durable as it is beautiful.
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Quality Workmanship, Backed by Experience
With over 25 years in the industry, Hartland Construction combines skilled craftsmanship and extensive knowledge to build custom homes that stand the test of time.
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On-Time, Within Budget, Every Time
Our experienced crew and strong supplier relationships allow us to keep projects on schedule and within budget, delivering exceptional results every time.
The Advantages of Building a New House
While buying an existing house can see easier, there are a lot of great advantages to custom-building your own home, and we make financing and payment plans available to help you manage the costs.
Consider these benefits of a custom build:
- Personalization: You can tailor every aspect of your home to match your unique style and needs. From choosing the layout to selecting finishes, you have the freedom to create a space that truly reflects your personality.
- Energy efficiency: The latest energy-efficient technologies and materials may result in lower utility bills. By incorporating modern insulation, windows, and heating systems, you can create a home that is not only comfortable, but also environmentally friendly.
- Modern amenities: You can incorporate the latest in smart home technology and modern conveniences. From state-of-the-art kitchens to luxurious bathrooms, your home can be equipped with amenities that enhance your lifestyle.
- Location choice: You can select the ideal setting for your new home, whether you desire a lot with a scenic view, proximity to schools, or a quiet neighborhood.
- Investment value: While there are never any guarantees in the real estate market, new properties often appreciate in value more rapidly than older homes.
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“Thank you for letting us come to your job site and see all the steps of building a house. You really showed us a lot of jobs that go into building a house and that this is a good job to get into. We all learned a lot and thank you for taking time out of yo”- Central High School Construction Academy Seniors
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“Ron and I can't thank you enough for the professionalism and conscientious way with which you built our house. Not only was the work fantastic but we had a fun time too!”- Tawni & Ron
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“Paul and Gang, We can't thank you enough for all of your energy and creativity on our house.”- Tawni & Ron
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“Thank you so much for taking such good care of us during a stressful time. You guys are the best!”- Rebuild from Fire Loss
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“Paul and Jen, Thanks again for all you did for us! We love our new home!”- Cheri & Jon
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“Jen and Paul, we can't thank you enough for all your professionalism and knowledge in helping our house-building dream come to reality!! Thank you!”- Jim & Cathy
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“Just wanted to let you know how much we love all the work and ideas you have given us to put into our house - you guys are awesome.”- Daryl & Crystal
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“Paul and Jennifer - Thank you for making our house a home we can be proud of. You went above & beyond and we are thrilled with the end result!”- Laura & Bill
How Much Will It Cost to Build a New House?
This is one of the most common questions we get. However, there’s no one-size-fits-all answer because each home is a unique reflection of individual tastes, budgets, and ideas about finishes, location, and style. The cost can vary widely based on these personal choices and other key factors involved in the building process.
Here are just a few of the variables that will impact the cost:
- Lot purchase: The location, size, and features of the lot, such as views or proximity to amenities, can vary significantly in price.
- Survey thoroughness: A land survey is essential to understand the boundaries and topography of your property. This ensures your home is built within legal property lines and accounts for geographical challenges. A thorough survey can prevent costly issues later on.
- Blueprint quality: Detailed blueprints are necessary for accurate construction and budgeting. They provide a visual plan of your design ideas and help get accurate quotes from contractors. A well-thought-out blueprint can save time and money.
- Building permits: Obtaining the necessary permit—something we handle for our customers—is a legal requirement that can vary in cost and complexity depending on your location.
- Excavating: The cost of excavation depends on the nature of your land and the foundation required for your home.
- Gutters: Installing gutters is often essential for protecting your home from water damage, and the extent to which they are needed will impact the final cost.
- Landscaping: A well-designed landscape adds aesthetic appeal and value to your property. The cost will depend on the size of the area and the complexity of the design. Thoughtful landscaping can also improve energy efficiency by providing shade and wind protection.
- Septic and well systems: For homes not connected to municipal utilities, installing a septic system and well must be factored into the cost estimate.
- Soil test: Conducting a soil test is necessary to determine the site’s suitability for construction. It reveals soil composition, drainage capabilities, and potential issues like contamination, which will impact decisions and costs for your home’s foundation.
- Decks and patios: Outdoor living spaces like decks and patios enhance your home’s functionality and appeal. The cost varies based on materials, size, and design complexity.
- Appliances: Selecting appliances can greatly influence your final budget. Options range from basic models to high-end, energy-efficient solutions. Choosing the right appliances affects both the initial cost and your future energy bills.
- Closet organizing: Custom closet systems improve storage efficiency and organization. The cost depends on the materials and complexity of the design.