Looking for a VA-Approved Builder List?
If you're searching for a VA-approved builder list, you're likely looking for a builder who can build your home using a VA construction loan. Our lists include 137 builders and modular home retailers registered in the lender's VA construction loan program we broker across North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee.
The VA eliminated its builder ID requirement for VA-guaranteed new construction loans on March 31, 2025, under Circular 26-25-1.
For our program, the lender reviews each builder's licensing, insurance, and financial qualifications before accepting them. These are lender-registered builders; registration does not represent a VA endorsement of their work.
The lists include both site-built home builders and modular home retailers. Both types of homes may qualify for VA construction financing, subject to property and lender requirements.
Choose your state below, and we'll text you a verification code to download the current builder list.
What registration means, and what it doesn't
Before a builder can build under a VA One-Time Close, the lender reviews the builder's package and accepts them into its construction program. That review covers business fundamentals: licensing, insurance, and financial criteria. Every builder on this list has completed that process, which means your project doesn't wait on builder paperwork to start.
Here is what registration is not: it is not a rating, an endorsement, or a recommendation of any builder's work. Neither the lender nor NoSo Funding has inspected these builders' construction quality, and inclusion on the list is not an assessment of it. The builder you choose is one of the biggest decisions of your project, and that decision is yours. Check references, visit homes they've built, verify their license and insurance are current, and get everything in writing.
Service areas on the list come from builder websites and public listings. Always confirm directly with a builder that they'll build where your land is.