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Building A New Home on Your Own Land: What You Need to Know
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.
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Building a Pole Barn House? Here are Some Things to Consider:
There are some potential obstacles that might not cross your mind as you compare the price tags between a pole barn house and a standard construction home.
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Slab vs. Crawlspace: Get the Most for Your Money
When our clients ask us which type of foundation is a better investment — slab vs. crawlspace — we usually say slab. Here’s why.
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Custom Home Building Timeline
Ever wonder the steps required to build a new home? In this post, we’ll discuss the step-by-step process we use to build every custom home.
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Custom vs. Semi-Custom vs. Spec Homes
Custom, semi-custom, or spec? It all depends on the amount of detail you want to control in your new home.
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6 Things To Consider Before Building A Home
To help make sure you get the home of your dreams the FIRST time, here are a few things to think about before you start talking to a homebuilder.
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3 Most Common House Foundations: the Pros & Cons
A house foundation is the load-bearing portion of the structure, typically built below ground. The foundation you choose boils down to personal preference and budget. Which foundation gets you the house you want at a price that makes sense?
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First Meeting With a Home Builder: What to Expect & How to Prepare
The day’s coming when you’ll meet with your homebuilder face-to-face. It’s important to feel prepared, and arrive with very specific goals in mind. Here’s what you need to know.
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Don’t Get Hung Up on the Cost Per Square Foot to Build a House
Honesty time: cost per square foot is a terrible means of accurately measuring costs associated with building a new home. So, what is it good for?
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Do I Need an Architect to Design My Custom Home?
Home designers, architects, and interior designers are more than capable of improving your final product. Especially if you work with an architect that’s part of an in-house design team.
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