Custom homes
From early planning and site work through framing, exterior systems, interior finishes, inspections, and final walkthrough.
Explore custom constructionYarmouth, Massachusetts
Custom homes, thoughtful additions, and full-scale remodeling in Yarmouth—planned for a town that reaches from Cape Cod Bay to Nantucket Sound, with historic district review at one end and flood-zone questions at the other.
Local experience matters
Yarmouth runs the full width of the Cape, and the two ends of town ask different questions of a build. North of Route 6A, Yarmouth Port sits inside the Old King's Highway Regional Historic District, where exterior changes visible from the road go before the Historic District Committee. South of Route 28, the Nantucket Sound beach neighborhoods and the Bass River corridor bring flood-zone elevations and wetlands review into the picture.
DC Builders has worked on Cape Cod for more than 40 years, serving homeowners across the Cape from its East Falmouth base. Owner Dave Cleary stays involved from the first conversation through the final walkthrough, giving homeowners one experienced point of accountability throughout the job.
Residential construction services
Whether you are starting with land, reworking an existing home, or creating more room for family, the job is managed as one connected construction process.
From early planning and site work through framing, exterior systems, interior finishes, inspections, and final walkthrough.
Explore custom constructionPrimary suites, family rooms, garages, in-law space, and larger expansions designed to fit the existing home.
Explore home additionsCoordinated renovations that improve flow, systems, comfort, durability, and the way the home supports daily life.
Explore bathroom remodelingFunctional, well-built spaces with coordinated cabinetry, surfaces, fixtures, tile, lighting, and finish work.
See renovation servicesRoofing, siding, windows, decks, porches, and repairs selected and installed for Cape Cod conditions.
Explore decks and porchesPractical collaboration between design and construction so the finished home reflects both your goals and the build plan.
Explore zero-energy homesYarmouth service area
DC Builders serves homeowners throughout Yarmouth's villages and nearby Mid-Cape communities, working across Cape Cod from its East Falmouth base. Every property is different, so the first step is a conversation about your site and project.
Review and permitting
North of Route 6A, Yarmouth Port falls inside the Old King's Highway Regional Historic District, and exterior work visible from the road needs Historic District Committee review—an approval that belongs in the schedule from the start rather than one to discover later. South of Route 28, the Nantucket Sound beach neighborhoods and the Bass River corridor raise FEMA flood-zone elevation questions, and work near the water or wetlands generally involves Conservation Commission review.
DC Builders helps organize those decisions with the design and construction team, turning a long list of possibilities into a practical scope.
Read our Cape Cod permitting guideHow the work moves forward
Discuss the property, goals, priorities, budget, and desired timing.
Define scope and coordinate the drawings, selections, pricing, and approvals the project needs.
Manage the schedule, trades, quality control, communication, and work on site.
Finish inspections, cleanup, systems orientation, punch work, and the final walkthrough.
“Owner Dave Cleary is on every job site—from the first sketch to the final nail.”
DC Builders’ approach to project oversightYarmouth building questions
Yes. The team serves homeowners in Yarmouth Port, South Yarmouth, West Yarmouth, Bass River, Englewood Beach, and nearby Mid-Cape communities, working across Cape Cod from its East Falmouth base.
Yes. DC Builders builds custom homes and completes additions, whole-home renovations, kitchens, bathrooms, decks, roofing, siding, and related residential construction work.
Owner and operator Dave Cleary oversees projects from planning through the final walkthrough and is present on job sites.
It depends on where in town the property sits. North of Route 6A, Yarmouth Port falls inside the Old King's Highway Regional Historic District, so exterior changes visible from the road need Historic District Committee review, and that approval belongs in the schedule from the start. South of Route 28, along the Nantucket Sound beach neighborhoods and the Bass River corridor, FEMA flood-zone elevations and Conservation Commission review for work near the water or wetlands are the usual considerations. Sorting out which of those apply to your parcel before the design is finalized keeps the project moving.
Call (508) 388-5120 or use the consultation request form. Bring any survey, plans, inspiration, priorities, and timing information you already have.
Start the conversation
Tell us about your property, priorities, and the home you want to create.