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Building a new home requires up to fifty different trade contractors and suppliers. In addition to the people that actually perform the work on the home, there are numerous cost items that can be easily overlooked when planning to build. … Continue reading
Milestones in New Home Builds
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Choosing a Tornado Safe Room
The National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center says that 90 percent of all counties in the U.S. experienced a tornado watch from 2003 to 2013. In additional, we have seen massive destruction from tornadoes over the past few years in … Continue reading
Pricing Out Builders for Your New Home
One of the major items that people compare when looking at potential builders to build their dream home is price. Of course this is only one of the major criteria for comparing builders but, nonetheless, it’s very important. There is … Continue reading
Finding Quality Contractors to Work on Your Home
One of the most talked issues in the home building and repair industry is the difficulty in finding good contractors that will work for a fair price. This is a problem for many general contractors as well as owner builders. … Continue reading
Batteries for New Home Electricity
Did you hear the latest news about battery packs for home electricity coming from Tesla last week? Last week Elon Musk, the main guy over at Tesla Motors, announced some new products that could eventually change the way we build … Continue reading
Be Careful With Deposits to Contractors
Deposits are typically needed when building a new home because of the rather large scope of work. There can be significant costs for the contractor upfront including design, estimating, and material purchases. So deposits are a necessary evil when building … Continue reading
Simple Ideas Reducing Insurance Premiums
When we think about building our new dream home the last thing on our minds is insurance coverage. Homeowner’s insurance is one of those necessary evils that negatively impacts the budget but is required to get a mortgage. However, there … Continue reading
Common Brick Veneer Problems
Brick is a very popular type of exterior finish for homes these days. Not only does brick look good, but when installed properly it can last over a hundred years with very little maintenance. Unfortunately, some builders don’t pay close … Continue reading
Top Five Reasons to Build New
Building a new home can be a time consuming experience even with a full service general contractor. There are product and color selections to make, design decisions to tackle, land/lot choices…etc. That being said, there are some very compelling reasons … Continue reading