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Texas Complete Barndo Solutions Review: Pricing, Plans, Reviews
Updated October 2026 · Sponsored by Texas Complete Barndo Solutions
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Quick answer
Texas Complete Barndo Solutions is a design-build barndominium company in Teague, Texas, that handles floor plans, engineering, permits, site work and turnkey construction. Its 2026 cost guide puts standard turnkey builds at $160 to $180 per square foot excluding land, while its homepage quotes $180 to $200. It holds an A+ BBB rating and 4.6 stars across 9 Google reviews.
Texas Complete Barndo Solutions is a design-build barndominium company based in Teague, Texas. It draws custom floor plans, handles engineering and permits, and builds turnkey homes across the state, so you deal with one company from raw land to move-in. Its own pages put standard turnkey pricing at $160 to $200 per square foot before land, which sits inside our Texas estimate. Public feedback is positive but thin: 9 Google reviews and a business that dates to 2023.
Key takeaways
- Texas Complete Barndo Solutions is a full-service design-build contractor, not a kit seller. One team covers planning, design, engineering, permits, site work and construction.
- Its 2026 cost guide says $160 to $180 per square foot for standard turnkey builds, excluding land. Its homepage says $180 to $200. Both sit inside our Texas turnkey estimate of $140 to $210.
- Custom floor plans are part of the build. Plans can also be bought on their own for $1,500 to $6,000 or more.
- It holds an A+ BBB rating as an accredited business and shows 4.6 stars across 9 Google reviews.
- It does not lend money. It introduces clients to lenders.
- Best fit: Texas landowners who want design and construction under one contract. Weak fit: DIY owners shopping for the cheapest shell.
What does Texas Complete Barndo Solutions actually sell?
It sells finished barndominiums. The company's turnkey page describes one builder managing "the entire project from planning and design through permits, construction, finishes, inspections, and final completion." The steps it lists run in this order:
- Land evaluation and early project planning
- Custom floor plan design
- Engineering and construction drawings
- Permits and county or ETJ requirements
- Site preparation and foundation
- Framing and dry-in
- Electrical, plumbing, HVAC and insulation
- Interior finishes, final inspections and handover
That puts it on the full-build side of the market. If you are still deciding which side you belong on, our shell versus turnkey comparison lays out the tradeoffs. The homepage also mentions metal shells and kits, but turnkey construction is clearly the core business.
Photo: Texas Complete Barndo Solutions
The office is at 411 Main St in Teague, in Freestone County. Justin Nowak owns the company, and his author bio cites more than 25 years in construction. That experience belongs to the founder, not the business: BBB records show Texas Complete Barndo Solutions started in June 2023. A short company history is not a red flag on its own, but it means fewer finished homes to check.
On money, the company is careful about what it does and does not do. Its financing support page says it does not offer loans or advise on rates. It connects clients with lenders that fund barndominiums and helps gather the paperwork. Our construction loan guide covers what those lenders will ask for.
How much does a Texas Complete Barndo Solutions barndominium cost?
The company's 2026 Texas cost guide says a finished barndominium "typically costs between $160 and $180 per square foot," excluding land. Its homepage and turnkey page quote $180 to $200 per square foot for finished living space. That is a $20 gap on the same company's own site, so ask which range your proposal is priced against.
Here is how the published figures line up with ours. Our numbers are Barndo Finder directory estimates from the state cost table, not builder quotes.
| Build type | Company published | Barndo Finder TX estimate |
|---|---|---|
| Shell only | $50-80/sqft | $40-70/sqft |
| Basic interior finish | $100-130/sqft | n/a |
| Standard turnkey | $160-180/sqft (cost guide), $180-200/sqft (homepage) | $140-210/sqft |
| High-end custom | $170-250+/sqft | n/a |
| Stock floor plan only | $1,500-2,000 per plan | n/a |
| Custom floor plan only | $4,500-6,000+ per plan | n/a |
Run the math on a 2,000 sq ft barndominium. At $160 to $180, the house comes to $320,000 to $360,000. At the homepage's $180 to $200, it is $360,000 to $400,000. Neither number includes land or the site itself.
The cost guide is specific about site costs, which is useful. It says land and site work can add $30,000 to $100,000 or more before construction starts. It lists septic at $8,000 to $20,000, a water well at $10,000 to $25,000 and utility connections at $5,000 to $30,000. It also flags expansive clay soils, common across North and Central Texas, as a reason foundations need engineering. Under-budgeting those lines is one of the most common barndominium regrets.
Is $160 to $180 per square foot realistic?
Yes, for the scope described. Both published ranges fall inside our Texas turnkey estimate of $140 to $210, and the scope covers design, engineering, permits, site prep, foundation, framing, mechanicals, insulation and finishes. Compare that against a shell or kit quote and it looks expensive. Compare it against another full-scope turnkey quote and it lands mid-market.
One more caution. The homepage and turnkey page also give different totals for the same example, a 2,000 sq ft home with a 1,000 sq ft shop: $435,000 to $475,000 on one and $290,000 to $360,000 on the other. Treat every published number as a planning range. The written proposal, with its allowances and exclusions, is the only price that counts.
Does Texas Complete Barndo Solutions offer custom floor plans?
Yes. The company designs layouts around the client's land, budget and use, and it can modify an existing concept instead of starting from scratch. Its floor plan page says each design accounts for steel building requirements, county and ETJ rules, and residential code, with engineered construction drawings.
Three plans on the site were drawn for past clients:
| Plan | Living area | Beds / baths | Outdoor and garage space |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Gablewood | 1,389 sq ft | 3 / 2 | 625 sq ft two-car carport, 160 sq ft porch, 150 sq ft patio |
| The Hearthside | 1,600 sq ft | 3 / 2 | 409 sq ft porch, 20x20 carport |
| The Cedar Ridge | 1,872 sq ft | 3 / 2 | 382 sq ft porch |
The plan images are renderings, not photos of finished homes. They are examples rather than a catalog, since custom design is part of every build. For more layout ideas at these sizes, browse our barndominium floor plans and 3 bedroom layouts.
Photo: Texas Complete Barndo Solutions
What do Texas Complete Barndo Solutions reviews say?
The company's reviews page ties testimonials to named clients, towns and projects, which is more useful than anonymous star ratings. Two featured projects:
- A family home of 3,781 sq ft in Covington, Texas. The family's testimonial focuses on professionalism and trust during the build.
- A 1,300 sq ft single-level retirement home with a one-car garage in Farmersville, Texas. The owners describe starting from a sketch on a sheet of paper and moving through planning and permits with the team.
Other testimonials come from clients in or near Austin, Dallas, Midland, Rockwall and East Texas. Several are video testimonials, so you can hear owners speak for themselves. The recurring themes are communication, staff who are easy to reach, and help getting through permits and design.
Independent sources are thinner. As of October 2026, the Google profile shows 4.6 stars across 9 reviews. One is a 1-star review from about a year ago by a client who wrote that they felt scammed. The owner replied that the project had grown in scope. That exchange is a good reminder to get scope changes priced in writing before work starts. The company is BBB accredited with an A+ rating, accredited since March 2026.
Nine reviews is a small sample. It supports a directional read, not a verdict. Ask for 3 references from homes finished at least a year ago, and call them.
Where does Texas Complete Barndo Solutions build?
The company says it builds across Central, North, East, South and West Texas. It runs area pages for Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, Austin, San Antonio, Waco, Midland, Kerrville and the Hill Country, plus areas near its Teague base such as Buffalo and Leon County. Client testimonials confirm builds in Covington, Farmersville, Midland and Rockwall.
Photo: Texas Complete Barndo Solutions
Texas is big, and a statewide claim is not the same as a crew in your county. Confirm availability for your exact location before paying for plans, because travel distance affects both schedule and price. Browse other Texas barndominium builders if you want comparison quotes nearby.
The same group runs sister companies in other states: Tennessee Complete Barndo Solutions and Oklahoma Complete Barndo Solutions. Neither has public reviews yet, so ask either one for local references from homes built in that state.
Who is Texas Complete Barndo Solutions a good fit for?
It fits buyers who want a custom, finished home without hiring a designer, engineer, shell crew and finish trades separately. It makes the most sense if:
- you own land in Texas, or are evaluating a parcel and want help reading it
- you want a custom layout rather than a fixed stock plan
- your site needs planning around utilities, drainage, septic or soil
- you want a shop or garage designed into the home
- you budget for finished construction, not kit pricing
Our guide to the barndominium build process shows how many of those steps a design-build contract absorbs.
Who should look elsewhere?
Owner-builders who want the cheapest steel package or a shell to finish themselves are paying for services they will not use. The same goes for experienced builders who already have plans, subcontractors and the time to run a job.
Buyers who weigh independent review volume heavily should also note the short public record. A company founded in 2023 with 9 Google reviews has not had time to build a long trail of finished homes. That is not a mark against the work, but it shifts more of the checking onto you: references, a site visit to a finished home, and the contract.
Our take
Texas Complete Barndo Solutions is a genuine Texas design-build contractor, not a kit company using "turnkey" loosely. Its strengths are a broad published scope, real custom design, a statewide service area and cost guidance that is more specific than most. Publishing site-work line items like septic and well ranges helps buyers build an honest budget.
The weak spots are the short company history, a small independent review count and published prices that do not agree across its own pages. None of those are dealbreakers. They are reasons to get the scope, allowances, site-work exclusions, timeline and warranty in writing, since we found no published warranty terms on the site.
Verdict: worth a spot on the bid list for Texas buyers who want design and construction handled by one team. If you are weighing it against other Texas builders we have covered, read our reviews of Texas Best Construction and 1845 Barndominiums.
Get competing quotes before you commit
Per-square-foot pricing is only useful when builders price the same scope. Compare the same living area, shop or garage space, porches, foundation design, mechanical systems, finish level and site work. A lower headline price with heavy exclusions can cost more than a higher quote that includes the work.
Get 2 or 3 quotes before signing with any builder. Request quotes from listed builders in your area at /quote, or check what full-scope turnkey pricing looks like in our cost table.
Common questions
How much does Texas Complete Barndo Solutions charge per square foot?
Its 2026 Texas cost guide puts standard turnkey construction at $160 to $180 per square foot excluding land, with high-end custom homes at $170 to $250 or more. Its homepage and turnkey page quote $180 to $200 for finished living space. Ask which range your proposal is priced against, and get site work, septic and well quoted as separate lines.
Does Texas Complete Barndo Solutions offer custom floor plans?
Yes. It designs custom layouts around the client's land and can adapt an existing concept. Its site shows three plans drawn for past clients: the Gablewood (1,389 sq ft), the Hearthside (1,600 sq ft) and the Cedar Ridge (1,872 sq ft). It also sells plans on their own, from $1,500 to $2,000 for stock and $4,500 to $6,000 or more for custom.
Does Texas Complete Barndo Solutions offer financing?
No. Its financing page says it does not offer loans or financing plans and does not advise on rates or loan terms. It introduces clients to lenders that fund barndominiums and helps with the paperwork a lender asks for. You still need your own construction loan approval.
Is Texas Complete Barndo Solutions legit?
It is a real, BBB-accredited builder with an A+ rating and an office at 411 Main St in Teague. Its website names clients and project locations, and it has 4.6 stars across 9 Google reviews. The business itself dates to 2023, per BBB records, so its track record is short, even though the founder cites more than 25 years in construction.
Where does Texas Complete Barndo Solutions build?
It says it builds across Central, North, East, South and West Texas, with area pages for Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, Austin, San Antonio, Waco, Midland and the Hill Country. Sister companies under the Complete Barndo Solutions name market builds in Tennessee and Oklahoma. Confirm your county before you pay for plans.
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