Custom Design + Build
One crew designs and builds the whole space — not just a simulator dropped into a room, but the room itself transformed: a finished basement, a built-out bonus level, an accessory building made for it. One number to call when it's done, one company standing behind it.
This is the full-scope service — remodeling or building an entire space with a simulator as part of it, not just installing equipment in a room that's left otherwise untouched. We'll transform a raw or dated basement into a finished living space with a bay in it, or build an accessory structure from the ground up. We start with the space you actually have, design the whole thing around it, and build it with the same crew that framed and finished our own five-bay club. Goal, budget, design, build. That's the order, and it's simpler than the industry makes it sound.
30 years in KC construction · 5 bays we built ourselves · one team, accountable start to finish
Why Design + Build
Here's the problem with the package model: a simulator kit is designed for an imaginary average room, and your room isn't average. You've got a beam where the screen should go, a duct running through the swing zone, a window throwing glare across the hitting area, a ceiling that's an inch too low in exactly the wrong spot. A box of equipment doesn't solve any of that. Construction does — and construction is the part most simulator companies hand off and hope goes well.
A kit fits an average room. We've never built one in an average room.
Buy a kit, sort the room out yourself
Custom design + build
When it's done right, you stop noticing the construction at all. The screen is flat and square, the trim is tight, the lighting is even, and three years later it still looks like the day we left. That's what design and build buys you — a room that works and keeps working, not a pile of gear in a space that almost fits.
What's Included
A fully custom design and build covers the whole job — not just the equipment. Here's what's included.
We start with a site visit and a tape measure, not a catalog. Room layout, swing and screen clearance, the lighting plan, and how the room reads when you're not using it — all designed around the space you actually have.
Framing, drywall, flooring, lighting, paint, trim, and any electrical the build needs — done by the crew that built our own five bays. This is the part other companies sub out. It's the part we're good at.
See how the build runs, step by step
This is a remodel, so the whole space gets finished — not only the hitting area. Bar or kitchenette, lounge and seating, storage, a full basement transformation, or a purpose-built accessory structure. The simulator is one feature of a finished room you'll actually live in.
We install every major brand — Uneekor, Trackman, ProTee VX, Apogee, Foresight, and Mevo+ for tighter budgets. We help you pick based on your goals, your budget, and your space, not on which brand spends the most on marketing.
Enclosure, screen, projector, mat and turf, all installed and squared. Then we calibrate — and we don't leave until the numbers are right and the picture is true.
Not every project is a full remodel. If your space is already finished or close, and you just want the simulator installed well without rebuilding the room, that's the simpler scope — our home golf simulator installation service. Same crew, same standards, smaller job.
Construction First
Most simulator companies are AV people who picked up construction on the job. We're the reverse. The father has been framing, finishing, and remodeling Kansas City homes since 1995 — spec homes, custom homes, high-end remodels. When your build needs a beam boxed out, a floor leveled, or a wall moved, that's not the part we sub to a stranger and cross our fingers. That's our trade.
We proved it on our own building. Every one of the five bays at All Seasons Indoor Golf Club was designed and built by this crew, from framing to calibration, and they run every day under real use. We build across the Kansas City metro , Columbia, and the Lake of the Ozarks — but the showroom is right here in south KC, and you can walk it.
Custom design and build is the full-scope service — the room that needs real construction to become what you're picturing. If your space is already finished and square, you may not need all of this; the honest answer might be a straight home installation instead, and we'll tell you so. We'd rather scope it right than oversell it.
Investment
Custom work is priced to the room, so the real number comes after a site visit — itemized, with nothing buried. Most fully custom builds land in one of these three ranges.
$20k–$30k
Finished Space Drop-In
The room's already finished and square; we're installing and calibrating equipment, with light construction at most. The simplest version of a custom build.
Most common
$40k–$60k
Full Custom Buildout
Framing, finish, flooring, lighting, and install — turning a raw or rough space into a finished simulator room. This is where most custom design + build projects land.
$60k–$100k+
Top-End Custom
Fully custom carpentry, multi-use rooms, new-construction integration, and the higher-end equipment. The room becomes part of the house, not an add-on.
On a full remodel the launch monitor is one line among many, and it's the piece we settle last — after the room and the goal are clear. A strong system starts around $4k and runs past $40k at the top, with a Mevo+ near $1k before goal-based software. That spread says more about who spent what on advertising than about which unit reads your swing more accurately. Our honest launch monitor comparison breaks down the real differences, and financing in Kansas City can stretch the whole project over time.
Know your room and ready to talk numbers?
Before You Commit
Renderings and spec sheets only tell you so much. A custom build is a construction decision as much as an equipment one, and the things that separate a good room from a great one — the trim, the screen tension, the lighting, how square it all sits — you can only judge in person. That's the whole reason the showroom exists.
All Seasons Indoor Golf Club, south Kansas City — open to the public, no appointment. Visit the showroom .
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FAQ
It means one team handles the entire job — designing the room, building it, installing the equipment, and calibrating it — on one schedule with one point of accountability. You're not coordinating a simulator vendor and a contractor who've never worked together.
The alternative most companies offer is a kit: they sell the gear, you solve the room. Design and build solves the room first, because the room is what makes or breaks the result.
Both, honestly. We self-perform the construction we specialize in — framing, finish carpentry, the room design, and the simulator-specific work like on-site wall padding and matched flooring. For licensed trades like electrical and HVAC, we bring in specialists we've worked with for decades.
Either way, one team manages and stands behind the whole project. That's the real difference from a simulator dealer, who hands the entire build to whoever's available and disappears. We're the construction expertise, and we run it end to end — one company accountable, not five.
A drop-in to a finished space is usually a few days. A full custom buildout — framing through calibration — typically runs two to four weeks depending on scope. A site visit is the only way to give you a real timeline instead of a guess.
New-construction integration can run alongside the home's build with no separate timeline at all, which is part of why it's worth planning early.
No. We install every major brand — Uneekor, Trackman, ProTee VX, Apogee, Foresight, Mevo+ — and the right one depends on your goals, budget, and space, not on brand prestige. The price gap is often a marketing-budget gap as much as an accuracy gap.
A budget garage setup and a top-end training room call for very different gear. We walk you through the honest tradeoffs in our launch monitor comparison .
Yes. On custom and new-construction projects we coordinate directly with your builder or architect, planning the room's clearances, electrical, and finishes into the house from the framing stage forward. The earlier we're in, the cleaner the result.
If the house is already built, we work from the finished space instead — that's a standard custom build, just starting from a different point.
Not the right fit?
Tell us your goal, your budget, and your space, and we'll tell you honestly what it'll take.
Custom design + build is the full-scope service. If your project is narrower, one of these is the better starting point:
Tell us your goal, your budget, and your space — or come stand in a finished build first. Either way, the next step is a conversation, not a contract.
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