How It Works

From concept to completion, without the guesswork.

Problems get solved on paper instead of mid-build. Here's what working with us actually looks like.

01

Discovery

We walk your home or lot, talk through goals, and map what's possible.

02

Design

Architecture and interiors planned together, with a clear budget set before work begins.

03

Construction

One team builds what it designed — changes discussed and approved before they happen.

04

Walkthrough

Finished down to the trim, with the owner involved through the final detail.

Project Rhythm

How the calendar usually looks

Discovery
2–4 wks
Design
8–16 wks
Permitting
4–8 wks
Construction
5–11 mos
Walkthrough
1–2 wks
Winget Homes project under construction
Finished foyer of a Winget Homes custom home
The Difference

A builder you'll actually keep talking to.

Owned and run by Jarad Winget, who's involved in every project from first sketch to final walkthrough.

We're not a code-minimum builder; the details are where we spend our time — and Jarad doesn't go dark. During the build or a year later, he answers the phone.

Clear Budget
Set before work begins
No Surprises
Changes approved first
Reachable Owner
Jarad answers the phone
Good to Know

Frequently asked questions.

What areas does Winget Homes serve?

We build and remodel in Zionsville, Carmel, Fishers, Noblesville, Westfield, and the greater Indianapolis area, with local knowledge of permitting and zoning in each community.

What kinds of projects do you take on?

Custom homes, additions, whole-home and single-room remodels including kitchens and baths, finished basements and attics, and detached garages and accessory buildings.

How does your design-build process work?

One team handles design and construction from the start, so your plans, budget, and build stay aligned. You work directly with the owner and our in-house architect and designer.

How do you handle pricing?

After a design consultation we develop a detailed estimate, so you know the scope and budget before construction begins — and any changes are discussed and approved before they happen.