Many Triangle builders do one thing. Seven Generations Build Group LLC offers several: traditional custom homes, “category 5” homes built to withstand hurricanes, barndominiums, and rammed earth homes, alongside kitchen and bath remodels, additions, and commercial upfits.
Here is the plain version of the record. The website describes the services and the process in detail. It does not name completed new homes, addresses, prices, or a warranty. That is where your questions start.
Who Is Seven Generations Build Group?
Seven Generations Build Group LLC is a residential and commercial general contractor in Raleigh. Its website says it is licensed by the North Carolina Licensing Board for General Contractors (license #79019), is fully insured and bonded, and has “over 10 years experience serving the triangle.” It names Tyler Pitt on its home page without stating a title.
The company is listed as a builder member in the 2025 Home Builders Association of Raleigh-Wake County directory, and its site says it is a member of the HBA of Raleigh-Wake County. The phone is (919) 889-2154.
Its service-area pages cover Apex, Cary, Clayton, Fuquay-Varina, Garner, Holly Springs, Knightdale, Morrisville, and Wake Forest, and the home page adds Durham and Chapel Hill.
What Does the Record Show?
| Buyer question | What the public record shows |
|---|---|
| State contractor license | L.79019 (Seven Generations Build Group L.L.C.): Building classification, unlimited license limit, active through Dec. 31, 2026 per the NC Licensing Board for General Contractors, checked Oct. 14, 2026 |
| New-home types | Traditional custom homes, Cat 5 homes, barndominiums, rammed earth homes |
| Other work | Remodeling, additions, decks and porches, restoration, commercial upfits |
| Design | In-house designer turns your concept into a mockup; will build from your plans |
| Communication | Progress updates every two weeks, per the custom home page |
| License | NC general contractor #79019 |
| Completed new homes | None named on the site |
| Pricing | Not published |
| Warranty | Not published |
The custom home page lays out the process: a no-obligation consultation, a design meeting if you do not already have plans, revisions until the layout is right, construction with access to a project manager, and finishing work through appliance and flooring installation.
What Should You Verify Before Signing?
Confirm the license and its limit
Look up license #79019 with the North Carolina Licensing Board for General Contractors. Check the license limitation against your project’s budget, and make sure Seven Generations Build Group LLC is the entity on your contract.
Ask for new homes you can visit
Most of the company’s website covers remodeling and commercial work. Ask how many new homes it has completed, where, and when. Get three addresses and call those owners.
Get the engineering behind “Cat 5”
If you want a hurricane-rated home, ask which wind-speed rating, code standard, or engineering design the house will meet, and get it on the plans. For a barndominium, ask about the structure, insulation, and how it will appraise.
Get the warranty in writing
The site does not describe a warranty. Ask for the written terms and compare them with our home-builder warranty guide. Our guides to finding a Triangle builder and why the builder’s agent works for the builder cover the rest of the vetting. A builder’s salesperson represents the builder; we represent you.
Final Thoughts About Seven Generations Build Group From Tim Clarke
A licensed general contractor that can build a barndominium, a storm-hardened house, or a traditional custom home is worth a conversation, especially for a buyer with land outside town. Ask for the completed new homes and the engineering before you sign.
I have spent 17+ years in Triangle real estate, and our team builds as well as sells, so we know what an unusual build costs and how it appraises. If Seven Generations is on your list, call us at (919) 355-8462.
Sources
- https://sevengenbuild.com/
- https://sevengenbuild.com/custom-home-builder/
- 2025 HBA Raleigh-Wake County builder-member directory (print)
- https://portal.nclbgc.org/Public/Search (NC Licensing Board for General Contractors, license L.79019)
