BUILDER PROFILE

R T Lincoln & Associates, Inc.

R T Lincoln & Associates, Inc. is a custom builder in the Raleigh-Durham Triangle. It is listed in our custom and semi-custom builder directory rather than the production data set, so it holds no standing community inventory here and each build is priced from its own plan, lot and specification. The builder writes and presents that contract through its own representative; we represent the buyer instead.

R T Lincoln & Associates, Inc.'s onsite agents represent R T Lincoln & Associates, Inc..

Every sales consultant in a R T Lincoln & Associates, Inc. model home works for R T Lincoln & Associates, Inc.: the builder's contract, the builder's lender, the builder's incentives. Tim M. Clarke represents the buyer on the other side of that table. He compares R T Lincoln & Associates, Inc. communities, reads the contract and warranty before you sign, and attends the walkthroughs. Register with him on your first visit.

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Tim M. Clarke is a licensed North Carolina real estate broker, NCREC license #261118.

R T Lincoln & Associates is a Chapel Hill residential construction company led by Robert T. “Todd” Lincoln. Public professional records identify experience across planning, development, construction, remodeling, green building, and aging-in-place work.

What buyers should know about R T Lincoln & Associates, Inc.

Lincoln’s listed credentials include Accredited Master Builder, Certified Graduate Remodeler, Certified Green Professional, and Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist. Credentials help define training and professional focus, but the buyer still needs to evaluate the specific proposal, project team, and recent comparable work.

Where this name appears in the market

The company is associated with Chapel Hill and the broader Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill market. Projects in Orange County can require careful coordination around stormwater, tree protection, septic, rural-buffer rules, neighborhood review, and permitting, making local process knowledge valuable.

Who should consider this option

The firm may fit clients planning a custom home, substantial renovation, or long-term accessibility changes. Aging-in-place expertise is most useful when universal-design decisions are integrated early into circulation, entries, baths, kitchens, lighting, and future caregiver needs.

What to verify before you rely on the builder name

Confirm the current North Carolina license and monetary classification, the exact contracting entity, insurance, project staffing, design responsibility, recent references, schedule, specifications, allowances, and warranty.

  • Who will supervise the home day to day, and how many other projects will that person manage?
  • Which site costs, utility work, design fees, permits, and landscaping items are excluded from the price?
  • Which selections are fixed, which are allowances, and how are overages and credits calculated?
  • What events can extend the schedule or change the contract price?
  • Who administers the warranty, and what response times are written into the agreement?

Source checked: North Carolina Licensing Board for General Contractors. Public information can change; confirm current availability, licensing, pricing, and specifications directly.

Compare the builder, lot, and contract before you commit

A model home sells the feeling. The contract assigns the risk. We compare the lot, plans, specifications, allowances, incentives, construction schedule, inspection rights, closing terms, and resale position before you commit. Talk with the Tim M. Clarke Team about the project you are considering.