Build your affordable custom home in Kenton County, Kentucky with the help of Zeilman-James Homes. Choose from one of our many pre-existing home plans, provide us with your own plans, or let the Zeilman-James Homes building experts help you design the custom floor plan of your dream home.
Why Build in Kenton County, Kentucky?
Kenton County, Kentucky is full of rich history, named in honor of pioneer Simon Kenton. It has been known as the home of renowned artists, notable politicians, and beautiful architecture. Kenton County is known for the Roebling Suspension Bridge, the first bridge to span the Ohio River, connecting Kentucky to Ohio.
There are just over 1,750,000 residents who fondly call Kenton County their home. Here are some of the notable cities in Kenton County, Kentucky: Covington, Fort Wright, Ludlow, Latonia, Independence, Taylor Mill, Erlanger, and more.
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Email one of our building consultants or call 513-947-3000 to discover how easy it can be to build an affordable, custom dream home in Kenton County, Kentucky.
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“Building a new home with ZJ Construction in 2018/2019 was a positive experience overall. Although there were some challenges, such as delays in completing the house, the communication and understanding between us and the company were good. Mika, our sales associate, was excellent and honest. The ZJ team, especially our supervisor Tom Young, handled any difficult situation well with open and respectful communication. The end result was a high-quality, beautiful home, and we are happy to recommend ZJ to others, advising them to expect a one-year build time for a custom home. I truly believe that building should be a good experience, ours was!”
– Shannon Richards via Google
