No. It starts with a free conversation, and the Design Contract itself is a small, fixed-scope agreement — the scope, deliverables, and fee are listed in writing before any work begins. You are never obligated to build afterward.
It depends on the project — reviewing plans you already have is a much smaller scope than developing a custom estate plan from a blank page. The fee is fixed and agreed before work begins, and the free consultation comes first, so you will know the exact number before committing to anything.
No. Many clients continue into engineering, a 100% customizable log home kit, or turn-key construction with Frontier — but the deliverables defined in your agreement are the goal, and the next step is always your choice.
Bring them. Frontier can review plans from any architect or designer, flag issues with snow, drainage, structure, or budget, and refine them for handcrafted log, timber, hybrid, or conventional construction.
Start the conversation anyway. Frontier has designed homes since 1977 and can help you evaluate candidate parcels — access, slope, views, snow, and utilities all shape what your future home can be. Members of the log and timber building community represented by the National Association of Home Builders plan this way for good reason: land and design succeed together.