
- Starting point
- A defined home plan and construction scope.
- Decisions to discuss
- Establish the site, plans, materials, and decisions needed before construction.
- First question
- How do I plan a spec build?
Michael Branham is president of MRB Construct. The company was founded in 2012.
A property, an existing home plan, or an idea for a change is a starting point for a conversation with MRB. Talk through what you want to build and the decisions your project needs.

A simple starting point helps: describe the home or work you have in mind, share the property context, and discuss the scope with MRB.
Bring a property, a home plan, a listing, or an idea for the work you want to discuss.
Share the spaces, changes, and details that matter to you. Ask which decisions belong in the project scope.
Discuss the people, information, and decisions needed for your particular project. Timing and responsibilities can be confirmed with MRB.


A defined starting point with room for personal choices. Establish which changes fit the plan and scope before moving ahead.

A home shaped around your site and the way you live. Begin with your priorities, then discuss the design and construction scope.
Finished-home photography gives you a concrete reference for materials, spaces, and construction details. These photographs show interiors from MRB’s completed homes, with each project identified below its image.