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Building Homes with You in Mind
At David Weekley Homes, we pride ourselves on building homes for you. When you choose a David Weekley home, you’ll enjoy working with your own Personal Home Team, consisting of a dedicated Sales Consultant, Personal Builder℠ and Warranty Service Manager ready to work with you one-on-one from selection to construction and beyond.
Plus, your Personal Home Team are not the only ones working to ensure your new home suits your unique lifestyle. Long before construction begins, our team of architects is crafting floor plans using a principle we call LifeDesign℠, which focuses on balancing Sight Lines, Room Placement, Windows & Light and Traffic Patterns so it’s easy for you to enjoy each day to the fullest.
Our Communities Near You
League City | Manvel | Missouri City | Texas City
Your Personal Home Team
Sales Consultants
With your own dedicated Sales Consultant, you’ll enjoy having an experienced guide at your side to walk with you through entire home building process.
Personal Builders
Depending on the construction stage of your new home, you’ll meet with your Personal Builder up to four times at foundation, framing, drywall and final walk-through.
Warranty Service Managers
After closing, sleep well knowing that your home builder is still here to help. If you discover any issues after moving in, we have an entire Warranty Service Team available to resolve matters.
Design Selections
Homebuyers who build from the ground up will enjoy the opportunity to work with a Design Consultant or select from a variety of professionally curated design packages.
Designed for You
Our architects have decades of expertise in designing floor plans that, when paired with our top-quality construction techniques, are used to build homes with effortless style and impressive livability.
• Sight Lines – making every room feel more spacious, comfortable and connected.
• Room Placement – considering how your dream home should flow.
• Windows & Light – helping your floor plan live and feel larger.
• Traffic Patterns – using rooms instead of hallways for effortless movement.
