They say that “everything is bigger in Texas” and this certainly holds true for DFW in both geographic area and population. One reason for that is because DFW is a conglomerate of many large cities. This creates a unique challenge for site developers who must familiarize themselves with all of the codes, people and nuances of each municipality, which can vary greatly.

With over 15 years of experience, DK International navigates these challenges and brings a refreshing approach to the industry by focusing on sustainable development.

This site-planning approach is a responsible way for developers to build. The concept is simple: consider the environmental qualities of the land first, set aside a large portion of acreage for conservation and cluster housing in a given area. The reserved open space provides an amenity for homeowners, lowers the developer’s infrastructure costs and preserves the land’s regional character, natural beauty and wildlife habitats for future generations. Often conservation subdivision developments also utilize building designs that promote the efficient use of water and energy.

Our goal is to achieve a balance between the needs of a growing community, the environment, and efficiency.