I’ve always believed a home should feel like more than walls and finishes — it should feel like a place where a family’s story can unfold. That belief is what led me to start Touchstone. I wanted to build homes with intention, homes where every detail has a purpose, and where the craftsmanship reflects the care that went into creating it.
Most of the people who come to us aren’t looking for something ordinary. They’re looking for a home that feels like them — a vision they’ve carried for years, a way of living they want to step into. Sometimes it starts with a single inspiration, sometimes with a feeling they can’t quite put into words. My job is to listen closely, understand what matters most, and shape those early sparks into a home that feels deeply personal.
I stay hands‑on because I believe the builder should be present — not just at the beginning, not just at the end, but through every decision that defines the home. That’s how I make sure the final result doesn’t just meet expectations, but feels like the place you imagined long before we ever broke ground.
For me, building isn’t about volume. It’s about legacy. It’s about creating something that will stand the test of time — in structure, in design, and in the memories it holds. Every home we build is meant to become a touchstone for the families who live there: a place they return to, grow in, and make their own.
— Jay Nance, Owner & Lead Builder
