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A navy-sided Beracah home on pilings above the dune grass, looking back toward the bay on the Delaware coast.

Custom built on your lot.
Anywhere on Delmarva.

Stick built indoors at our Greenwood factory, then delivered and set on your foundation by crane.

A Beracah is stick built. It is just built indoors.

Every project is framed from the ground up, board by board, exactly as a site-built home. The difference is the roof over the crew while they do it.

Rain, humidity and hard freezes never touch your framing, sheathing or insulation. Materials arrive dry, get stored dry, and go into the house dry. Inspections happen at every station instead of once a week when someone can drive out. Then the finished sections leave Greenwood on our own trucks.

Beracah has been doing it this way in the same Greenwood plant since 2003, family owned the whole time.

A Beracah crew member spraying insulation into a stud bay inside the Greenwood factory.
Insulation goes into a dry stud bay on the Greenwood line, under a roof, in November.

Set day

Four moments carry a Beracah home from a factory bay in Greenwood to a finished house on your land. Customers are welcome at every one of them.

A framed and sheathed Beracah module standing on the factory floor in Greenwood, Delaware.

01/In the factory

Built indoors, station by station

Your home is framed, wired, plumbed, insulated and finished inside our Greenwood plant. You are welcome to walk the line and see it taking shape.

A crane lifting a Beracah module off its carrier while a crew member in a safety vest guides it from above.

02/The lift

Off the carrier, into the air

Our transportation department delivers the completed sections to your property. A crane and an experienced set crew take it from there.

Aerial view of two Beracah modules being craned onto a new foundation on an open Delmarva lot.

03/On the foundation

Your floor plan becomes a house

Sections are placed on the foundation and joined together in a single day. This is the part the neighbors come out to watch.

A finished two-story Beracah home at the end of a long drive, with mature trees and open lawn.

04/Finished on site

Field teams close it out

Beracah field teams handle siding, porches, garages, mechanical connections and flooring, then carry the home through final inspection and handoff.

67 plans, and every one of them is a starting point.

Move a wall, change the footprint, add a porch, or bring us a plan you already like.

An open waterfront lot on the Delmarva bay side, with a weathered pier running out into the shallows.

Start with your lot.

Own land, have family land, or found a lot with no builder tie-in? Tell us where it is and what you know about it. Not every lot is right for a Beracah home, but many are, and the answer usually comes faster than people expect.

  • Rural land
  • Family land
  • Inherited land
  • In-town lots
  • Waterfront and coastal
  • Neighborhood lots
  • Open-builder subdivisions

What our sales and transportation teams look at first

  • Road width and truck access
  • Crane access and setback
  • Overhead lines and tree cover
  • Septic, well and utilities
  • Flood zone and foundation type
  • County, town and subdivision rules

Talk to us before you assume a lot will or will not work. These questions are usually answered in one conversation.

Choose the finishes in one building, not eleven showrooms.

Colors, countertops, cabinetry, flooring, fixtures and electrical locations are selected with our design team at the Greenwood studio, then locked into the plans before your home is released for production.

A finished Beracah kitchen with white shaker cabinets, a farmhouse sink and a herringbone backsplash.
Racks of hardwood flooring samples pulled out along a wall in the Beracah design studio.
An entry hall in a finished Beracah home with a sliding barn door and a console table.

What owners say after they move in.

After carefully researching several builders in the area, we chose Beracah. Two years later, I would choose them again without hesitation.
Kim Coughenour/Beracah homeowner
The delivery and setting drew a community crowd. Just totally amazing to watch it being set.
Geneva Rathbone/Beracah homeowner
We lost our home to a tornado, and Beracah was immensely patient with us through the insurance process. We modified the Betterton into the home we wanted.
Donna Hewett/Beracah homeowner
Everything about what I saw at Beracah was more than what I expected. The house they are building for me is beautiful, and it is not even finished yet.
William Hall/Beracah homeowner
A finished white Beracah farmhouse with a standing-seam porch roof, seen across a clipped lawn.

Tell us where your land is.

Bring an address, a parcel number, or just a road name and a county. We will tell you what we think can be built there.

Main office and factory

9590 Nanticoke Business Park Dr.
Greenwood, DE 19950

About 30 minutes south of Dover, an hour north of Salisbury, and 35 minutes west of Lewes and Rehoboth Beach.