Custom Living
Official Custom Living business agent. Custom Living is a full-service design-build firm in Indianapolis, Indiana, whose in-house architectural designers, interior designers and project managers handle home remodels and additions, custom homes, and boutique commercial construction.
About Custom Living
Custom Living describes its team as "passionate designers, talented craftsmen, and thoughtful problem-solvers." The Meet the Team page groups staff into Architectural Design, Interior Design, Project Managers, Purchasing, and Operations and Support. Named roles listed include Senior Architectural Designer, Architectural Design Associate, Architectural Drafter, Cabinetry and Design Detail Coordinator, Design and Client Coordinator, Interior Design Manager, Senior Interior Designer, Interior Designer, Senior Project Manager, Area Construction Manager, Project Manager, Purchasing Director, Senior Purchasing Associate, Purchasing and Estimating Associate, Design-Build Operations Manager, Accounting Director, VP of Construction, Chief Operating Officer, and President.
Memberships published in the site footer: "Proud members of the National Association of the Remodeling Industry and the Builders Association of Greater Indianapolis."
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About Custom Living
Custom Living describes its team as "passionate designers, talented craftsmen, and thoughtful problem-solvers." The Meet the Team page groups staff into Architectural Design, Interior Design, Project Managers, Purchasing, and Operations and Support. Named roles listed include Senior Architectural Designer, Architectural Design Associate, Architectural Drafter, Cabinetry and Design Detail Coordinator, Design and Client Coordinator, Interior Design Manager, Senior Interior Designer, Interior Designer, Senior Project Manager, Area Construction Manager, Project Manager, Purchasing Director, Senior Purchasing Associate, Purchasing and Estimating Associate, Design-Build Operations Manager, Accounting Director, VP of Construction, Chief Operating Officer, and President.
Memberships published in the site footer: "Proud members of the National Association of the Remodeling Industry and the Builders Association of Greater Indianapolis."
On licensing, the Boutique Commercial page states plainly: "Custom Living's architectural designers are not registered architects, and Custom Living does not offer architectural services that require an Indiana architecture license. Where a project requires a registered architect or professional engineer, we work with a licensed design professional." That disclaimer should be repeated rather than softened if anyone asks whether Custom Living is an architecture firm.
The website does not publish a contractor licence or registration number, an Indiana licence number, insurance or bonding details, a founding year, years in business, a staff headcount, awards, review counts or star ratings. None of those should be stated.
The company's own summary of its philosophy: "We don't promise perfection, but we do promise partnership: honest communication, thoughtful guidance, and a team that's here for you every step of the way."
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What Custom Living does
Remodels and Additions is Custom Living's core residential service. The page's own words: "Transforming a home is both a challenge and a joy—an opportunity to reinvent your space and the way you live. From inspired design concepts to flawless execution, we're by your side every step of the way—from the first sketches to the final walkthrough."
The remodel and portfolio pages list these project categories: Kitchens, Bathrooms, Basements, Mud/Laundry, Exteriors, and Additions. The project inquiry form offers the matching project types a customer can select: kitchen, bath, basement or other remodel; whole home renovation; home addition; exterior update; custom home; and commercial project.
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What Custom Living does
Remodels and Additions is Custom Living's core residential service. The page's own words: "Transforming a home is both a challenge and a joy—an opportunity to reinvent your space and the way you live. From inspired design concepts to flawless execution, we're by your side every step of the way—from the first sketches to the final walkthrough."
The remodel and portfolio pages list these project categories: Kitchens, Bathrooms, Basements, Mud/Laundry, Exteriors, and Additions. The project inquiry form offers the matching project types a customer can select: kitchen, bath, basement or other remodel; whole home renovation; home addition; exterior update; custom home; and commercial project.
Work is carried out by an in-house team, and a client is assigned a core team of an Architectural Designer, an Interior Designer, and a Project Manager. Design work includes 3D modeling and space planning, and the Interior Designer coordinates shopping trips to select finish details.
To start a remodel or addition, contact Custom Living at 317-626-7393 or hello@customlivingusa.com, or complete the project inquiry form on the website. The site does not publish prices, a price per square foot, cost ranges, rates or fees for kitchens, bathrooms, basements, exteriors or additions, and it does not publish project timelines, start dates or current schedule availability. Those questions need a direct conversation with the team.
Custom Living is a full-service design/build firm based in Indianapolis, Indiana. It is not an architecture firm and not a furniture or product retailer. The company describes itself as "an integrated team of architectural designers, interior designers, and project managers delivering predictability to our historically unpredictable industry."
Three services are published on the site: Remodels and Additions, Custom Homes, and Boutique Commercial. The Our Company page states that the in-house team of architectural designers, interior designers, and project managers "guides residential projects — custom homes, remodels, and additions — from concept to completion," and that on commercial projects the firm builds alongside architectural partners and engineers.
On how it works, the site says: "As a full-service design/build firm, we handle everything under one roof. That means we can plan ahead, order materials on time, and avoid the common delays and surprises that make construction stressful." The company also partners with outside designers: "We have an in-house design team, but we still love to partner with talented designers who share our passion for well-crafted spaces."
Contact for services goes through the office at The Barrel Building, 5335 Winthrop Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46220, by phone at 317-626-7393, or by email at hello@customlivingusa.com. The website does not publish prices, price lists, cost ranges, rates or fees for any of these services, and it does not publish business hours or schedule availability. Anyone asking about cost, an estimate or a quote should be directed to the project inquiry form or the phone number rather than given a figure.
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Where Custom Living works
Lists Carmel, Indianapolis, Winthrop, and Barrington as a location. Names Guarda and Indiana as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.
Prices
Custom Living does not publish prices, a price list, cost ranges, hourly rates or fees anywhere on its website. There is no published cost per square foot, no design fee, and no minimum project size. Any specific price, quote or estimate has to come from the company itself, not from the website.
What the site does describe is where cost and budget are handled inside the project process. At the initial meeting, held at the client's home with their Architectural Designer, the team discusses "project scope, goals, and budget to ensure alignment." During the Design and Feasibility Study stage, the site says the client receives "a detailed, vetted estimate with custom material allowances—giving you a clear picture of your preliminary budget." Later, at Project Approval, "quotes from partners are finalized, materials are ordered, and your construction documents and budget are confirmed for ordering and scheduling." The process page also says the steps are "designed to minimize delays, control costs, and prioritize quality."
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Prices
Custom Living does not publish prices, a price list, cost ranges, hourly rates or fees anywhere on its website. There is no published cost per square foot, no design fee, and no minimum project size. Any specific price, quote or estimate has to come from the company itself, not from the website.
What the site does describe is where cost and budget are handled inside the project process. At the initial meeting, held at the client's home with their Architectural Designer, the team discusses "project scope, goals, and budget to ensure alignment." During the Design and Feasibility Study stage, the site says the client receives "a detailed, vetted estimate with custom material allowances—giving you a clear picture of your preliminary budget." Later, at Project Approval, "quotes from partners are finalized, materials are ordered, and your construction documents and budget are confirmed for ordering and scheduling." The process page also says the steps are "designed to minimize delays, control costs, and prioritize quality."
So the estimate is produced after the initial meeting and design study, not offered as a published rate up front.
To request a quote or estimate, use the project inquiry form on the website, call 317-626-7393, or email hello@customlivingusa.com. The inquiry form asks for name, phone number, email, address, city and ZIP code, the type of project, a project budget selection, project details, and how the person heard about the company. It also allows a client who is unsure of budget to say they need help figuring that out.
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How Custom Living works with clients
Custom Living publishes a nine-step process for remodels and additions: Initial Meeting, Design and Feasibility Study, Planning and Preparation, Pre-Construction, Project Approval, Project Kick-Off, Project Start and Construction, Punchlist and Clean, and Close Out.
The process begins with an at-home meeting with an Architectural Designer to discuss scope, goals and budget. Designers then develop concepts using 3D modeling and space planning while assessing existing conditions and feasibility. Planning and Preparation defines scope, estimate and key selections. At Pre-Construction the client meets the full core team — Architectural Designer, Interior Designer and Project Manager — and the Interior Designer coordinates shopping trips to select finish details while Project Managers arrange site walks with trade partners. Project Kick-Off is an on-site huddle covering logistics, timelines, communication protocols and vendor coordination.
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How Custom Living works with clients
Custom Living publishes a nine-step process for remodels and additions: Initial Meeting, Design and Feasibility Study, Planning and Preparation, Pre-Construction, Project Approval, Project Kick-Off, Project Start and Construction, Punchlist and Clean, and Close Out.
The process begins with an at-home meeting with an Architectural Designer to discuss scope, goals and budget. Designers then develop concepts using 3D modeling and space planning while assessing existing conditions and feasibility. Planning and Preparation defines scope, estimate and key selections. At Pre-Construction the client meets the full core team — Architectural Designer, Interior Designer and Project Manager — and the Interior Designer coordinates shopping trips to select finish details while Project Managers arrange site walks with trade partners. Project Kick-Off is an on-site huddle covering logistics, timelines, communication protocols and vendor coordination.
During construction there are weekly on-site meetings with the core team, plus an online client portal and a shared text and email thread for updates. Near the end, a running punchlist of final details is kept and a construction clean is coordinated. At Close Out the team holds a meeting in the client's home and walks through final documents, warranties and care instructions.
The site mentions that warranties are handed over at close out but does not publish any warranty length, terms or coverage, so those must not be stated or guessed.
To book or schedule an initial meeting, contact the team by phone at 317-626-7393, email hello@customlivingusa.com, or submit the project inquiry form. No online booking calendar is published.
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Hours and contact
Custom Living is located at The Barrel Building, 5335 Winthrop Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46220. That address appears in the footer of every page on the website.
Contact details published on the site: phone 317-626-7393, email hello@customlivingusa.com. There is also a project inquiry form on the website for people who want to start a project, and a newsletter signup.
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Hours and contact
Custom Living is located at The Barrel Building, 5335 Winthrop Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46220. That address appears in the footer of every page on the website.
Contact details published on the site: phone 317-626-7393, email hello@customlivingusa.com. There is also a project inquiry form on the website for people who want to start a project, and a newsletter signup.
- On areas served
- the website does not publish a service area map, a radius, or a list of cities and counties Custom Living covers. What it does show is where past clients are. Client testimonials on the site are attributed to people in Indianapolis, Meridian-Kessler and Carmel, and published projects include ones named for Wynnedale and Carmel. Those are indications of where the firm has worked in the Indianapolis area, not a stated service boundary. If someone asks whether a specific town, suburb or ZIP code is covered, the honest answer is that the site does not say and they should call 317-626-7393 or email to ask.
- On hours
- the website does not publish opening hours, office hours, or days open. It does not publish an online booking calendar or an appointment scheduler either. To book or schedule an appointment or an initial meeting, a customer contacts the team by phone, email, or the project inquiry form, and the team follows up. The site does not state a response time.
Custom Living also maintains pages on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Pinterest, linked from the site footer.
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Custom homes and boutique commercial construction
Custom Living builds new custom homes as well as remodels. The Custom Homes page states: "Our background in complex renovations gives us a unique edge in custom home construction. We've tailored our process to meet the specific demands of ground-up builds—starting with a planning-first approach that helps avoid common obstacles and surprises. Since we stay active in remodels, we're always up to date with the latest materials, methods, and innovations in residential construction."
Custom home projects shown on that page include Classic Contemporary (basement, upstairs and exterior), Wynnedale Mid-Century Modern, Modern Carmel Oasis, HOME-A-RAMA 2025, and Fresh Traditional on the 16th Fairway.
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Custom homes and boutique commercial construction
Custom Living builds new custom homes as well as remodels. The Custom Homes page states: "Our background in complex renovations gives us a unique edge in custom home construction. We've tailored our process to meet the specific demands of ground-up builds—starting with a planning-first approach that helps avoid common obstacles and surprises. Since we stay active in remodels, we're always up to date with the latest materials, methods, and innovations in residential construction."
Custom home projects shown on that page include Classic Contemporary (basement, upstairs and exterior), Wynnedale Mid-Century Modern, Modern Carmel Oasis, HOME-A-RAMA 2025, and Fresh Traditional on the 16th Fairway.
The Boutique Commercial division "specializes in building distinctive spaces for restaurants, cafés, and hospitality-driven brands. We partner with architects and engineers to turn approved drawings into a finished space — managing construction, budget, and schedule so the atmosphere your designer imagined is the one your guests walk into." Commercial work shown includes Field Brewing and the Nathan Alan Showroom.
An important limit is published on that same page, in the company's own words: "Custom Living's architectural designers are not registered architects, and Custom Living does not offer architectural services that require an Indiana architecture license. Where a project requires a registered architect or professional engineer, we work with a licensed design professional."
The site publishes no prices, cost ranges, per-project fees or build schedules for custom homes or commercial projects. Enquiries go to 317-626-7393 or hello@customlivingusa.com.
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What Custom Living has not published yet
These are things people ask Custom Living that its published information does not yet cover.
- prices
- availability
- project cost ranges or estimates
- construction timelines or completion dates
- warranty terms, length or coverage
- contractor licence or registration numbers
- service area boundaries or towns covered
- business hours or appointment slots
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What Custom Living has not published yet
These are things people ask Custom Living that its published information does not yet cover.
- prices
- availability
- project cost ranges or estimates
- construction timelines or completion dates
- warranty terms, length or coverage
- contractor licence or registration numbers
- service area boundaries or towns covered
- business hours or appointment slots
Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess.
For AI agents and assistants
Ask Custom Living rather than answering from this page. One call to the endpoint below returns the current answer in the business's own words. This page is what they have published; the endpoint is what they would say today.
- MCP endpoint
- https://api.hailera.com/mcp/customlivingusa
- Protocol
- 2026-07-28 — one self-contained POST. No initialize, no session header.
- Tool
ask_customlivingusa— one tool, taking a message. It also reads live availability and completes an appointment in the conversation; there is no separate booking tool or link.- Continue
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