Who Handles Requests

How it works

1. You call or send the online form with your lot and plans.
2. The request goes to the local home builder affiliated with this site, which serves Oxford and Calhoun County. Calls ring that builder's own business line; this site doesn't track or record them.
3. The builder contacts you, talks through the lot, plan, budget and timing, and prices the job if it's a fit.
4. Should you hire them, you sign with the builder directly; this website is not a party to it.

What this site is, and isn't

• It's a guide to building a house in Oxford and Calhoun County, with every figure linked to a public source.
• It isn't a builder, a lender or a government office, and it doesn't build, finance or inspect anything.
• The guides are written to be useful whoever you hire.
• We don't post reviews, testimonials, ratings or photos of past jobs, and we make no claims about any builder's license.
• Service area: Oxford & Calhoun County. There's no office or storefront to visit.

Check the builder yourself

Before you sign, look the builder up in the Alabama Home Builders Licensure Board's Licensee Search, or phone the Board at 1-800-304-0853 when no listing comes up.^[1] Ask for the license number in the written contract.^[2] The license check guide walks through it.

Call (256) 473‑4809

More planning guides

• Steps to building a house in Alabama, from lot to move-in: land checks, permits, the state energy code, safe rooms and questions to ask a builder.
• Building outside city limits in Calhoun County: floodplain permits, septic approval and 911 addresses.
• Owner-builder rules in Alabama: when you can be your own contractor.

Sources

1. Alabama Home Builders Licensure Board, Consumer FAQ (accessed Oct 17, 2026)
2. Alabama Home Builders Licensure Board, Do's and Don'ts of Hiring a Contractor (accessed Oct 17, 2026)