About Milestone
Over 30 years of experience. A more personal way to build.
Chad Moore spent over 30 years working for a large builder before setting out on his own a few years ago. With Milestone Builders, he chose a more personal approach: genuinely custom spaces shaped around the people who will live in them.
Milestone brings Chad's decades of building experience to a direct, homeowner-focused relationship. His decision to go independent was about doing things his own way, with room for personal conversations and truly custom decisions. You work with Chad to plan a space that fits your family, rather than fitting your family into a standard plan.
Custom spaces. Personal connections.
That focus is especially meaningful in ADUs, casitas and in-law suites. A parent may want independence without being far from family. A household may need room for an adult child or a place for guests to feel at home. Chad starts with those everyday needs, then works with you to shape the layout, privacy and connection to the main house.
Milestone Builders builds major home remodels, backyard casitas, detached garages and home additions across the North Austin metro. The company is led by Chad Moore, and when you work with Milestone, you work with Chad.
That means the person who walks your property is the person who plans the work and the person you call when you have a question in the middle of the build. It also means we take on a limited number of projects at a time, so each one gets the attention it needs.
Our approach is practical. Before we price a wall removal, we look at the attic. Before we size a garage, we measure the truck. Before we site a casita, we find the septic field, the easements and the shortest trench route. Those steps are not glamorous, but they are what keep a project on track once it starts.
The details that matter
Quality starts with the details you do not see.
The finished room is only one part of the work. Roof framing has to respect existing windows. A new floor needs to meet the original house at the right height. Plumbing routes and mechanical capacity need to support the new layout. These are practical construction questions, but they also shape whether the result feels comfortable, cohesive and intentional.
In the Jarrell addition, that approach is visible in the low roofline, matched siding and trim, private entry and complete kitchen and laundry. The goal was not simply to add a room. It was to give parents a place of their own while keeping them connected to family. The case study includes the construction stages as well as the finished rooms.
In the community
Tiny homes for Yesterday’s Gone
Milestone built tiny homes for Yesterday’s Gone, a Williamson County nonprofit that provides safe housing for women and their children. Milestone Builders is also listed among the sponsors of the organization’s annual fundraiser.
Where to go next
Start your project
Let’s talk about your project.
Your inquiry goes directly to Chad.