New Construction
Desoto Bluff Home
A new single-story home on a wooded lot in Vancleave, with a white quartz kitchen island, an open living room with fireplace and a covered rear patio.
View project photosRural & wooded lots in Jackson County
Custom Home Builder in Vancleave, MS: Your Land, Your House, Built Right
We have built in the Vancleave pines before. From clearing and driveway to the final walkthrough, Lino Aviz manages every step of your build.
- Desoto Bluff home completed
- Home addition completed
- 20+ years building
Or call (228) 238-9448
Quick answer
Can I build a custom home on rural land in Vancleave, MS?
Yes. Rural Vancleave lots need a plan for access, clearing, drainage and utilities before the house itself. Supreme Contractors Group has already built a new home and an addition in Vancleave, and handles the Jackson County permits, inspections, crews and suppliers for you.
- New home completed on a wooded Vancleave lot
- Permits and inspections through Jackson County, handled by us
- Licensed MS home builder #16532
- Free consultation, reply within 1 hour in business hours
Room to breathe
Why Vancleave land makes a great custom home
People move to Vancleave for space. This unincorporated community in Jackson County, north of Ocean Springs and Gautier along Highway 57, still has pine woods, larger parcels and quiet roads, and many families buy a few acres here with the plan of building the house they really want. That is the kind of project we enjoy most.
We have completed two jobs in Vancleave. The Desoto Bluff home is a new single-story house set into a pine-wooded lot, with a white quartz kitchen island, an open living room with a fireplace and a covered rear patio. We also built a home addition in Vancleave with a blue subway tile shower, a corner soaking tub, shiplap walls and sliding barn doors. One is a whole new house, the other made an existing house bigger, and both had to work with rural land.
Building on raw land is different from building in a subdivision. Before anyone talks about cabinets, we look at access, clearing, drainage, where the house should sit among the trees and how water, power and wastewater will reach it. Lino walks the land with you and builds those answers into the budget, so there are no surprises after the first load of dirt.
A house in the pines, without losing the pines.
The aerial photo behind this text is the Desoto Bluff home we built in Vancleave. We cleared what the house and drive needed and kept the forest around it. That is how we approach every rural lot.
From raw land to a finished home
Step 1
Walk the land
We walk your Vancleave parcel with you, look at how the ground drains after rain and pick the best spot for the house, the driveway and the trees worth keeping.
Step 2
Plan access and utilities
Rural lots may need a longer driveway, culverts and decisions about water and wastewater. We sort out what your specific lot needs and price it up front.
Step 3
Clear only what is needed
Pine shade is a big part of why people love Vancleave. We clear for the house, the drive and the drainage, and leave as much of the woods as the plan allows.
Step 4
Permits through the county
Because Vancleave is unincorporated, permits and inspections run through Jackson County rather than a city hall. We coordinate them for you, along with the crews and suppliers.
Rural does not mean exempt from the coast. Vancleave homes still face hurricane season winds, heavy summer rain and long humid stretches, and some low ground near Bluff Creek and the Pascagoula River floodplain carries flood zone rules. We check the requirements for your parcel and build to them, with the roof, openings, ventilation and grading planned for Gulf Coast weather.
Built in Vancleave
A new home and an addition, both in Vancleave
Home Addition
Home Addition
A home addition in Vancleave with a blue subway tile shower, corner soaking tub, shiplap walls and sliding barn doors.
View project photosBuilding in Vancleave: your questions
Yes. We built the Desoto Bluff home on a wooded lot in Vancleave. We start by walking your land, then plan access, clearing, drainage and utilities before we finalize the house plan and budget.
Yes. We completed a home addition in Vancleave with a blue subway tile shower, a corner soaking tub, shiplap walls and sliding barn doors, built to match the existing house.
We do. Vancleave is unincorporated, so permits and inspections go through Jackson County. Supreme Contractors Group coordinates them along with subcontractors and suppliers.
No. Our office is in Ocean Springs, also in Jackson County, so Vancleave is part of our home territory and Lino is personally involved on your site.
The first consultation is free. Lino can also look at land you are thinking about buying and tell you what it would take to build there.
Own land in Vancleave? Let's walk it.
Call or text Lino at (228) 238-9448 to set up a free visit. Nearby, we also build in Gautier and Ocean Springs.