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Homebuilding Myths: Get Three Bids For Best Results
As the housing industry becomes more sophisticated and conscientious about achieving genuine and lasting homebuyer satisfaction, the level of professionalism among builders continues to reach new heights.
Controlling Moisture to Prevent Mold
Your professional builder knows the best techniques and materials to keep mold at bay
We’ve all seen stories about black mold in houses, and no one wants to experience that. But even a new custom home can develop a mold problem if the builder doesn’t use the right construction practices and products.
Exterior Finishes
The right materials on the outside of your house can both distinguish it and add to its value.
The exterior finish is a home’s first impression, a greeting to neighbors and visitors, and a mark of the homeowner’s taste and style.
Pros and Cons of LVT
We have installed LVT a handful of times using it in specialty spaces such as art studios, pet rooms, and even in the Great Room of a custom home built for a client in the East Mountain area.
Homeowners are becoming more interested in this popular flooring—here’s what you need to know.
Who Will Build My House?
The challenge of labor makes selecting the right builder more important than ever.
Homeowners are rightly concerned about rising material costs and unpredictable supply chains,
Where’s My Garage Door?
Why supply chain issues persist and how builders mitigate them.
Although professional builders do everything in their power to keep home construction on schedule, they face more challenges than ever.
Shelter from the Storm
Resilient design is a hallmark of a quality custom home.
A growing topic of discussion among builders in recent years has been resilience. Homes designed and built for resilience will weather all but the most extreme environmental conditions and will remain livable during power outages. They offer homeowners true shelter and peace of mind.