Not Your Cookie-Cutter Home: Beracah Builds Better from the Start

This time of year, you see a lot of cookie-cutter shapes rolling across holiday trays. At Beracah Homes, that’s where the cookie-cutting ends.  

A Beracah Home is both premium and practical construction.  The models you see on our website… those are starting points. Idea starters. Frameworks. Every model we create can be flipped, expanded, reconfigured, or customized to better fit your lifestyle and your land.

Floorplans That Change with You
Maybe you like the Alexandria but want to move the kitchen to the front and make the dining room bigger. Or maybe you're drawn to the Townsend but want to add a sunroom or bonus bedroom. We do that every day.  Beracah Homes are designed to be versatile. We’re not locking you into a “set” plan. We’re working with you to make your home fit the way you live.

Cape Cod Versatility
Cape Cod-style homes are a perfect example. That upper level can be finished now or later. You can add dormers, raise the pitch, open up cathedral ceilings, or build in storage. Some of the most creative homes we’ve built started with a Cape Cod and ended up being anything but traditional.

Ranchers with Room Above
Don’t let a single-story layout fool you. With the right pitch and full roof rafters... which we frame in-house... you can have a walkable, finishable attic space. Use it for storage, or turn it into a loft, office, or future guest suite. It’s a feature most modular builders can’t offer. We can, because we’re off-site stick-built, not truss-based.

It’s What’s Inside That Counts
We build with 2x6 exterior walls, LVL beams for long spans, and full rafters tied together with hurricane clips. These aren’t upgrades, they’re the Beracah standards. Our homes are moved, lifted, and set in large structural sections, which means there’s more lumber, more reinforcement, and more integrity throughout.

You can feel the difference the moment you walk inside.

Start Designing Now
December is the perfect time to start designing your home. While you’re inside thinking about the year ahead, let’s talk about how your home can take shape in 2026.