custom-build

American  

[kuhs-tuhm-bild] / ˈkʌs təmˈbɪld /

verb (used with object)

custom-built, custom-building

1. to build to individual order.

   The company will custom-build a kitchen cabinet to your specifications.

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Etymology

Origin of custom-build

First recorded in 1955–60

Example Sentences

Interestingly, Levine and Prinsloo followed in Lowe’s real estate footsteps yet again when they purchased a new Montecito dwelling just a few minutes from the actor’s custom-build dwelling, snapping up a home that was once part of Oprah’s iconic “Promised Land” estate.

From MarketWatch

Ms Curtin says: "We will have a development that has showcased the benefits of self and custom-build to the UK market, and its legacy is, it's not just in Bicester, it is replicated."

From BBC

Andy Detwiler lost his arms as a child and learned how to use his feet to drive a tractor, feed animals and custom-build farm equipment.

From New York Times

Using his toes, teeth, chin and a single remaining shoulder, he learned how to drive a tractor, feed horses and goats, shoot a handgun, loosen screws with a screw gun, paint antique farm equipment, custom-build his own farm equipment, operate a snow plow — and film himself all the while, becoming one of YouTube’s most popular and beloved farming personalities.

From New York Times

It had taken Sheriff nearly six years to custom-build the four-wheeled drum set, a painstaking process filled with fits and setbacks.

From Los Angeles Times