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Recs for pier and beam (elevated) home builders
Our personal home was hit hard by Harvey (almost 7 feet of water for two weeks). We are evaluating what we'll do next. One possibility is doing a tear down and new build. I would appreciate any recommendations for builders in Houston who specialize in elevated (3-4 feet) new home builds. We are in a higher end neighborhood where the houses are almost 50 years old - need to stay in style of neighborhood.