Frequently Asked Questions

Oasis Builders’ approved website service area is the Mississippi Gulf Coast in Harrison County, Hancock County, and Jackson County. The website does not claim a separate office in every community. Contact the company about the specific property because distance, jurisdiction, project type, scope, and current scheduling can affect whether a project can be considered. View the stated service area.

The authority with jurisdiction over the specific property determines permit, zoning, inspection, floodplain, and related requirements. A property may fall under a county or a municipality, and requirements can differ across the Gulf Coast. Permit responsibilities should be confirmed with the relevant authority and documented with the builder rather than assumed from a nearby project or general website information.

Coastal projects may involve property-specific drainage, soils, access, utilities, wind design, flood-zone and elevation information, setbacks, and permitting. Which items apply depends on the site and jurisdiction. A survey, property records, utility information, and any existing flood or elevation documents can help the builder and appropriate design professionals identify what must be investigated next. Read the coastal planning guidance.

Yes. Oasis Builders considers residential remodeling, renovations, and home improvements within its Mississippi Gulf Coast service area. The existing structure, hidden conditions, project goals, access, code requirements, and agreed scope all affect the work. Photos and available plans or repair records can help explain the current condition during the first conversation. Explore remodeling and renovation planning.

Yes. Home additions are included in the approved residential service scope. An addition must be considered in relation to the existing structure, foundation, roof, utilities, drainage, property setbacks, and intended use. Feasibility, design responsibilities, permitting, price, and timing are project-specific and are not guaranteed by the website. Compare renovation and addition considerations.

Roofing and gutter work are listed among Oasis Builders’ construction services. The company evaluates that work in the context of the existing structure, project requirements, location, and proposed scope. Because the website does not promise that every isolated repair or material system will be accepted, call or submit the project details to confirm whether the work is a fit. View other construction services.

The website identifies custom homes, new residential construction, remodeling and renovations, home additions, roofing, gutters, selected commercial construction and renovations, and related construction considered by scope. Custom homes are the primary focus. Each project begins with a conversation about the property, intended work, permitting, applicable license requirements, and whether the requested scope fits the company’s services. Review the complete Services page.

Describe what does not work now, what you want the finished space to improve, the property location, the rooms or exterior areas involved, known damage or prior repairs, and any access or occupancy concerns. If available, gather plans, surveys, permits, repair records, and current photographs. Do not upload or submit sensitive financial or identity information through the website. Send a remodeling inquiry.

You can browse the official Oasis Builders collection from Architectural Designs on the Home Plans page. The collection is embedded from the third-party provider, and a direct link is available if the frame does not work. Plan availability, pricing, licensing, purchase terms, and provider services come from Architectural Designs rather than from the Oasis Builders website. Browse the Home Plans page.

Save the plan number exactly as Architectural Designs displays it, then use the Oasis Builders Contact form and choose “Home Plan.” The form includes an optional plan-number field. Sharing the property location, priorities, and questions helps frame the discussion, but the inquiry does not reserve the plan, buy a license, establish a price, or create a construction contract. Ask about a home plan.

Selecting a plan creates a useful reference for the next conversation; it does not make the plan ready for construction. The builder and appropriate professionals still need to consider the property, desired changes, plan-use rights, structural and engineering needs, local codes, permitting information, materials, scope, and budget parameters. Any project obligations must be documented separately in signed agreements.

Many plan providers offer modification services, but a modification is not automatically included with Oasis Builders or with a plan purchase. The plan owner or provider controls licensing and modification rights, and the changed design may require professional review, engineering, and local approval. Discuss the desired changes before assuming that a plan can be altered for a particular property or budget.

Yes. The Completed Homes page presents approved Oasis Builders projects as individual, project-by-project galleries. Each published gallery uses only reviewed photographs and public-safe project information; it does not publish private addresses, customer details, prices, or specifications that have not been approved. Visit Completed Homes.

Completed Homes organizes photographs by a specific finished home, while the separate Photo Gallery presents approved individual images from across the company’s work. Both areas use reviewed photography, but they answer different questions: one documents a project and the other offers a broader visual collection.

Yes. A prospective customer can reference a published project title or describe a visible style or feature when contacting Oasis Builders. Photographs are examples, not product catalogs or construction specifications, so the same design, material, price, or result is not guaranteed. The company can use the reference to understand the customer’s interests and discuss what may fit the proposed project. Contact Oasis Builders about a project image.

Yes. The Available Homes page publishes approved Oasis Builders listings that may be available, under construction, coming soon, or sold. Each active listing shows when its status was last verified, but availability can change, so prospective customers should call Oasis Builders to confirm current details before relying on a listing. Check the Available Homes page.

Call Oasis Builders at (228) 861-7315 or use the Contact form. The form lets you choose a custom home, remodeling or renovation, home addition, roofing or gutters, available home, home plan, other construction, or general business inquiry. Include only the project details needed for the conversation; the company does not publish a response-time guarantee or unconfirmed business hours. Open the Contact page.