Semi-Custom Home

Here are eight mistakes you should watch out for when choosing your new home floor plan.

To make the right choice for your current and long-term needs, you should have a good understanding of the different basement types. Then you can get what works for you and feel confident about your choice.

Building your own home can be super exciting, but it often comes with many complications. If you make mistakes or something you didn’t bargain for occurs, you might need to return to the drawing board. Some of these unforeseen issues can pop up even after you’re already living in your home.

When you’re searching for a home, it can be frustrating to find nothing on the market that piques your interest. You may have thought about building a home, but maybe you found the process (and the cost) a bit overwhelming. Now you’re stuck wondering what to do. A semi-custom home offers a great alternative

This article will give you an idea of what it takes to build a semi-custom home, what your best option is, the steps you’ll need to take, and of course, the building timeline.

Whether you’re buying your first home or trying to find your forever home, there are a lot of questions to ask — starting with whether a new or existing home is right for you. Our Five W’s can help you determine if a new construction home will best fit your needs:

When it comes to paint, choosing the right finish is a major decision. You’ll need to choose between gloss, semi-gloss, satin, eggshell and flat paint.‌ If you’re baffled by all these choices, this blog post will help. We’ll walk you through the various paint types, glosses, and sheens so you can make the right choice for your project.

When you’re ready to buy a new home, your first instinct is likely to look through local real estate listings online to see which homes in your area are for sale. A custom build may not enter your mind, because it seems expensive and overwhelming. But in many cases, building a home from the ground up is comparable in price to buying one. 

Before deciding to build a home on your own land, take our advice on how to choose a homebuilder to help ensure you don’t overlook anything critical.

The home building process can be a confusing one. Here are some helpful tips to ease your mind and make that whole process a little bit easier for you, the buyer.