BEC Custom Homes

BEC Custom Homes B.E.C. Custom Homes has been creating dream homes in the CSRA for homeowners just like you since 2001.

BEC Custom Homes specializes in crafting quality custom homes in the CSRA. We’re proud to say that we've earned a reputation for exceeding our client’s expectations. While we craft the home of your dreams, our focus is consistently on providing the absolute best customer service to ensure the complete satisfaction of every homeowner. With our professionalism and personalized attention, you can be

confident that your project will be properly managed and beautifully built with only the highest quality standards.

**This is not a media room. This is a theater… and the details prove it.**Here is what actually separates a real home th...
06/20/2026

**This is not a media room. This is a theater… and the details prove it.**

Here is what actually separates a real home theater from a dark room with a TV, straight from the build at 881 Audubon Way.

Run your moulding through every angle, not around it. Most builders treat a tricky transition as an afterthought. Carrying the same profile through perfectly, no matter how hard the angle, is what makes a room feel finished instead of patched together.

Choose your carpet for acoustics, not just looks. A dense, textured pattern in a dark tone absorbs sound and hides wear, doing double duty in a room built for sound and longevity.

Light the steps, not the room. Recessed step lights built into the riser walls keep the screen dark while keeping every tier safe to walk. That is the difference between a theater and a dark room with a TV in it.

Build tiered seating in from the start. Real stadium style risers only work if they are planned during construction. Add them later and you are just guessing.

Use sconces instead of overhead lights. Soft ambient light on the walls means you can move safely without ruining anyone’s eyes once the movie starts.

Set the mood before the door even opens. The hallway leading in carries the same dark walls, carpet, and lighting as the theater itself, so the experience starts the moment you step inside.

This is what building custom looks like when no detail gets a pass.

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06/19/2026

This custom granite farmhouse sink is a perfect example of how much planning goes into details people usually take for granted.

It starts with exact measurements sent to the granite company, who has to confirm they have enough matching material to complete the piece. Granite is heavier than stainless steel or porcelain, so the structure underneath needs strong, reinforced support to hold it long term. That is not something you can add later. It has to be built into the plan from the start.

The payoff is worth it. Unlike stainless steel, you won’t get streaking. Unlike porcelain, you won’t deal with staining over time. It is a sink that looks better and holds up better for years to come.

If you are considering a custom sink for your build, save this so you know what to ask your builder about material sourcing and structural support.

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A custom Low Country home is taking shape at Bell Tower on the River in Evans. Over 4,400 square feet of heated living s...
06/18/2026

A custom Low Country home is taking shape at Bell Tower on the River in Evans. Over 4,400 square feet of heated living space and more than 6,000 square feet under roof.

Step inside and you will find a two story foyer that opens into a great room connected to a chef’s kitchen, complete with a generous island, gas range, and walk in pantry. The main level owner’s suite includes a private sitting area, a spa style bath, and an oversized closet. A dedicated office, formal dining room, and mud room round out the main floor. Upstairs holds two more bedrooms, two baths, and a light filled loft.

Outside delivers that signature Low Country welcome. A deep front porch sits on ten inch columns, framed by board and batten and lap siding. A standing seam metal roof tops it all off, with gas lanterns at the door and a covered veranda made for staying awhile.

This is what building custom looks like from the ground up.

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06/17/2026

No curb. No step. Just one seamless continuous flow from floor to wall.

Curbless showers are one of those features that look incredibly high end AND make everyday life easier. The continuous tile line gives your bathroom a clean modern look, and the built in slope keeps everything draining perfectly.

It is also one of the most practical upgrades you can make. No threshold to step over means easier access for everyone in the home, and our clients who are planning ahead for the long term absolutely love this feature.

This is the kind of detail that makes a custom home feel truly custom.

Want to see what this could look like in your build? Drop a comment or send us a DM.

06/15/2026

Creekside Acres in Harlem GA is sitting on acres of land that most people in this area do not even know exists yet. We are talking 2.5 to 10 acre homestead tracts where you actually have room to do something with your property. A vegetable garden. Fruit trees. Chickens. Honeybees. Space to breathe.

No HOA telling you what you can and cannot do with your own land.

And the location? A full mile of road frontage on Swint Road with limited lots available. Once they are gone they are gone.

Harlem is growing whether people are ready for it or not. The ones who move first are always the ones who win.

🔗 DM us to learn more about Creekside Acres before the lots are gone.

Navy cabinets. Brass hardware. Beadboard backsplash. This is the secondary kitchen at 881 Audubon Way and it deserves it...
06/14/2026

Navy cabinets. Brass hardware. Beadboard backsplash. This is the secondary kitchen at 881 Audubon Way and it deserves its own moment.

Here is how this kitchen came together and how you can use the same formula for yours:

Start with a cabinet color that commits. Navy works because it is bold enough to be a statement but neutral enough to let your hardware and countertops do their own thing alongside it. If you are afraid of color in a kitchen, a deep navy is the safest place to start being brave.

Choose one metal and repeat it everywhere. Every pull, every k**b, every light fixture, every faucet in this kitchen is brass. That kind of consistency is what makes a kitchen feel designed instead of decorated.

Use your backsplash to add texture, not just color. The beadboard here is painted the exact same navy as the cabinets which creates a seamless built in look you cannot get from tile. It adds depth without competing with anything else in the room.

Then let your lighting make the statement. Those oversized antique brass pendants were chosen first and everything else followed. That is the move, pick your statement piece early and design around it.

This is what building custom makes possible. Every decision on purpose. Nothing left to chance. 🏡

💾 Save this if you are in the kitchen planning stage.
📩 Send this to whoever you are designing your dream home with.

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06/13/2026

Natural light in a master bedroom is not an accident. It is a decision made early in the design process.

In this build, the goal was simple. Maximize every bit of natural light possible. That meant six strategically placed windows flanking where the bed would sit, plus a vaulted ceiling that opens the whole room up and gives it that cathedral like feel.

The result is a bedroom that does not just look beautiful on camera. It actually feels different the moment you walk in.

That is the difference between a house that has windows and a home that is designed around light.

Save this if natural light is on your must have list for your custom build. This is how you do it right.

06/12/2026

Sometimes the best design decisions are the ones that were never in the original plan.

This room originally came with two closets. But when Beth looked at the space and thought about the kids who would actually be living here, she knew one of those closets needed to become something more functional.

So they turned it into a full bathroom. Tiny sink, tiny shower, toilet and all. And it fits perfectly inside what used to be a closet.

That is what custom building actually means. It is not just picking finishes. It is having someone who looks at your floor plan and asks whether it is really working for the people who are going to live there.

Save this if you are in the planning stage of your build. The details you do not think to ask for are usually the ones that matter most.

Building with kids in mind? Send this to whoever you are doing it with.

Here is how you design a guest bathroom that actually feels like a luxury experience.Start with a color story and let ev...
06/11/2026

Here is how you design a guest bathroom that actually feels like a luxury experience.

Start with a color story and let every decision follow it. Pick your wallpaper first, then pull your tile, your stone, and your fixtures from those same tones. When every element speaks the same language, the room feels intentional without even trying.

Layer your storage into the design from day one. Linen towers, built in cabinetry, a coffee bar — these aren’t extras you add at the end. They are decisions you make at the beginning so everything fits perfectly and nothing feels like an afterthought.

Then choose one tile that does the talking. In this bathroom it’s the scallop tile in the tub surround. Bold enough to be the focal point, cohesive enough to let everything else breathe around it.

That is the formula behind every room you just swiped through.

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06/11/2026

Before the first shovel hits the ground, there is one conversation you need to have with your builder.

Where is your house going to sit on your land?

It sounds simple, but the orientation of your home affects everything. Where the sun rises and sets on your house determines which rooms get morning light and which ones stay cool in the afternoon. It dictates where your best views land. It shapes how your outdoor spaces feel and function.

And here is the part most people don’t realize until later… positioning your home correctly on your lot can add thousands of dollars in resale value.

This is a decision that cannot be undone once construction begins. Getting it right costs nothing extra. Getting it wrong is permanent.

If you are in the planning stages of a custom home, save this. Then bring it up in your next builder meeting before anything is finalized.

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1618 Swint Road
Harlem, GA
30814

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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