A completed G Custom Homes build at dusk: two-story painted brick rear elevation with black-framed windows lit from inside, above a rectangular pool

Custom home builder · Gwinnett County, Georgia

Custom homes finished by the family that builds them.

Two decades of trim and finish carpentry came before our first foundation. That order is the whole point — the millwork, stair details, and cabinetry are ours, not a line item handed to the lowest bid.

G Custom Homes is a small, family-run builder in Lawrenceville. We take a limited number of houses each year so the people who own the company are the people on site.

Ivan German ran trim and woodwork crews for more than twenty years before the company began building complete homes. Today the family still handles the work most builders subcontract twice over — which is why our punch lists are short and the finish details hold up years after closing.

Based in
Lawrenceville, GA
Serving
Gwinnett & adjacent counties
Specialty
Custom homes & finish carpentry
GA license
RBCO007215
Structure
Family owned & operated

What we build

01

New custom homes on your lot or ours

New construction is all we do. Build on land you already hold, or on one of ours — either way it is one house at a time, from budget and permits through the final walkthrough, with the same family on site from the footings to the punch list.

  • Plan review, budgeting, and value engineering
  • Permitting and inspection coordination
  • Single point of contact through the whole build
  • Fixed scope, documented allowances, no surprise line items

02

Your plans or ours

Bring your architect's drawings, choose from house plans we have already built, or start with an idea and we will help develop a plan that fits the site and what you want to spend.

03

Finish carpentry in house

Coffered ceilings, wall panelling, stair systems, and built-ins are ours on every house we build — not subcontracted out. It is where the company started.

Two-story fireplace feature wall clad in black and white wood laid in a herringbone pattern, carried the full height to the ceiling
Herringbone wood feature wall, run full height · Deer Canyon

The last five percent

The details that take a house from finished to finished well.

Coffered ceilings squared to the room rather than to the framing. Applied moulding laid out so the panels land evenly on both ends of a wall. Door casings with consistent reveals, a stair skirt that meets every tread cleanly, cabinet runs that read as one piece instead of several.

None of this shows up in a square-foot price. All of it is what you look at every day for the next thirty years.

How we run a build
A house is judged in the last five percent — the returns on the crown, the reveal on a casing, the way a stair skirt meets the tread.
Our standard on every project, from the first house to the current one.

How it goes

Five stages, and you always know which one you are in.

Conversation

We walk your lot, talk through what you want to build, and give you an honest read on whether the budget and the plan agree with each other. Typically one to two weeks

Plans & budget

Drawings reviewed line by line against a real cost breakdown, with allowances written down instead of left vague. Two to six weeks

Build

Permits, site work, structure, systems, and finishes on a schedule you can see, with one person accountable for all of it. Varies by scope

Read all five stages

Where we build

Gwinnett County and the communities around it.

We stay close to home on purpose. A short drive means we are on site daily, and it keeps the same subcontractors and suppliers on every house we build.

  • Lawrenceville
  • Suwanee
  • Duluth
  • Buford
  • Dacula
  • Sugar Hill
  • Snellville
  • Grayson
  • Lilburn
  • Braselton
  • Hoschton
  • Auburn
  • Winder
  • Flowery Branch
  • Cumming

Have a lot, a plan, or just a rough idea of what you want?

Send the details and we will tell you plainly whether it works — including if the honest answer is that your budget and your drawings need to meet somewhere in the middle first.