Foundation
JBH project story
Starke Build-on-Your-Lot Home in Bradford County
A JBH build-on-your-lot custom home in Starke, Bradford County, progressing from stem wall and slab work to wall framing, ZIP sheathing and roof-truss installation.

Project overview
Construction decisions made visible.
JBH Custom Homes & Remodeling is building this custom home on the owner’s property in Starke, Florida. The project gallery records the construction sequence from stem-wall and fill work through the concrete slab, wall framing and roof-truss installation.
The latest photos show the home taking shape above the completed slab: framed interior walls, green ZIP wall sheathing, rough openings and exposed roof trusses. A crane-installation photo documents the truss-setting work, while the interior view shows how the framing and plumbing stub-outs relate to the floor plan.
Keeping earlier foundation photos alongside the framing views gives owners a clear record of the work before the next stages cover it. The home remains under construction.
What the work involved
- Build-on-your-lot construction planning and field supervision in Bradford County
- Stem-wall, fill, underground plumbing and concrete slab coordination
- Exterior and interior wall framing
- ZIP wall sheathing and rough openings
- Crane coordination and roof-truss installation
- Trade sequencing and field progress documentation
Field record
Documented milestones
Project notes are translated into a clear construction sequence so owners can see what happened and why the next step matters.
Daily log · Aug. 26, 2026
Underground plumbing completed
The project log recorded underground plumbing complete and slab preparation underway.Concrete
Slab completed
The foundation photos show the completed concrete slab and plumbing stub-outs before walls were framed.Framing
Walls and roof trusses erected
The new photos show wall framing, ZIP sheathing, exposed roof trusses and the crane-assisted truss installation.Progress gallery
From the project file
Field photography documents concealed work, visible progress, and completed details—not stock construction imagery.










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