Phase 3 begins after the final plans have been completed. These are the final steps required prior to groundbreaking and the beginning of construction.
Design is a collaborative process where we present you with choices and you respond with honest feedback. For example…”I like this kitchen but”….at this point our planner would take your input and rework the plan to present you with several additional options. We go back and forth until we exceed your expectations.
Design is a collaborative process where we present you with choices and you respond with honest feedback. For example…”I like this kitchen but”….at this point our planner would take your input and rework the plan to present you with several additional options. We go back and forth until we exceed your expectations
Once we have final plans and pricing, we proceed to contract. This is where we outline the terms of the building process, timeline etc…
We submit the final set of plans to the Regional Building Department for approval. This process can take from 2 to 4 weeks, depending on the size and scope of the project.
This is a metal stake and string outline of how the actual footprint of the home will look on the lot. This is often required by developers and/or community “Architectural Control Committees
Preserving the natural beauty of the home site is of paramount importance to us. That’s why we remove trees and brush on an “as needed” basis. Removing trees allows us to open view corridors, bring more light into the home site, and can help keep costs down. The faster we can get trucks in and out of the building site, the more money we save.
Once we have approval from the Regional Building Department, Community Architectural Control Committee and/or Home Owners Association, we are ready to proceed to Phase 4 and start construction.