Edward Carroll Construction

Our comprehensive resource, Roadmap to Building a New Home, provides step-by-step guidance for anyone considering hiring a professional builder. Even if you already have your plot of land picked out, we suggest studying Step #2, Pros & Cons of Rural Land vs. a Neighborhood Lot for expert insight from our team of builders! Our experienced team of builders and designers can create a custom solution for any construction project. Unlike many other builders, we offer a Fixed Price Guaranteeand will guide you from the initial concept through the completion of construction!

Robert is an active builder member and director of the HBA of Greater Baton Rouge and serves on the board of directors and the Public Relations Chairman at LHBA. He is also active on the National Association of Home Builders Board of Directors as well as several NAHB Committees and Task Forces. The company was founded by Edward and Tracy Carroll and quickly gained a reputation for their well built homes and personalized attention to all of their customers. With Edward at the helm, Carroll Construction became known for homes that could be counted on for both their beauty and durability.

Our goal is for each client to have the tools they need for a wonderful home building experience. That's why we provide clients with premium services like our Online Project Management tool and Concierge Design Consultations at no extra charge! With almost 60 combined years of experience, the expert builders at Carroll Construction have been Building For Generations in the Greater Baton Rouge area. We're committed to guiding new homeowners from the initial design of their new house all the way through the final inspection.

A Construction Loan enables a new house to be built by providing financing in stages throughout the duration of construction. The loans are structured around the estimated time it takes to construct the home specified by your plans, and typically range from 6 months to a year. The lender often has to approve the builder prior to approval, and then actually pays the builder after each phase of construction is completed and inspected. Buyers normally only pay interest on the amount withdrawn at each interval of construction, and repayment of the loan is set to begin once construction is done.