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Quality You Can See.
Efficiency You Can Measure.

How we build

From steel-reinforced construction to independently verified energy performance, every On Top of the World home is built to a higher standard.
Homes at every stage of construction across a new neighborhood, from block walls and open roof trusses to finished shingled roofs.

Build quality

Built to a Higher Standard

Every On Top of the World home starts with steel-reinforced concrete block construction and trusted, name-brand materials, built to withstand Florida’s climate for decades.

Including Features

  • Steel-reinforced concrete block construction
  • Engineered for Florida wind and storm codes
  • Trusted, name-brand materials throughout
An overhead view of house foundations laid out in a row along a newly paved street, one already framed.

From start to finish

Every Stage, Done Right

From foundation to move-in day, every home goes through the same rigorous process. See it for yourself.

  • A freshly poured concrete slab foundation on a cleared homesite, with rebar tie-ins along the edges.

    Foundation

    Every home starts with a solid, engineered foundation built for Florida's soil and weather.

  • Concrete block walls going up on a new home, with the slab poured and door and window openings framed.

    Block and Steel

    Steel-reinforced concrete block gives your home strength that wood framing can't match.

  • A home under construction with block walls complete and roof trusses stacked on site ready to lift.

    Roof and Framing

    As the structure takes shape, every stage is inspected to make sure your home is built to code and built right.

  • A completed single-story home with a paver driveway, stone accents and a landscaped front lawn.

    Final Touches

    The final walkthrough, the finishing touches, and a home that's ready for you to move in and make your own.

Watch the full process

Energy efficiency

The Lower the Score, The More You Save

Every On Top of the World home is independently tested for energy performance. The lower the score, the less you'll pay in utility bills. See how we stack up against typical homes.

See how it's measured

  • Typical existing home

    130

    HERS® Index score

    $2,447

    est. annual energy cost

  • Typical new home

    100

    HERS® Index score

    $564

    est. annual energy savings

  • Our homes

    64

    HERS® Index score

    $1,242

    est. annual energy savings