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Frequently Asked Questions

 

Below you will find the frequently asked questions we receive from our customers.

This may help provide quick answers to initial questions you have. If you don’t see the answer to your question below, please use our convenient Contact Form to ask us. 

Quick Assist

How long will it take to build my home?

Usually 5-7 months from the time that we can actually dig the hole for the foundation. It can take longer if extended periods of adverse weather take place during the construction cycle. Note: It can take from 2 weeks to over 3 months to get to the point of basement excavation. This will depend on the amount of plan customization that is necessary and the building permit approval time.

Can my Realtor help with the new home process?

Your Realtor is welcome at any of the construction process meetings.

What are the warranties offered with my new home?

The warranties that are included with your new home include: 

1 Year Workmanship

2 Year Systems & Appliances Service Agreements

Our Systems & Appliances Home Warranty Service Agreement cover the repair or replacement of major home systems and appliances, including parts and labor. Protected systems include:

  • Plumbing
  • Electrical
  • Refrigerator
  • Oven
  • Dishwasher
  • And more!

10 Year Structural Coverage

We offer a 10 year, insurance-backed new construction structural warranty. It covers qualified physical damage or defects to load-bearing elements of a new construction home, including:

  • Load-bearing walls/partitions
  • Beams/girders
  • Columns
  • Floor Framing
  • Roof Framing
  • And more!
How will rainy or winter weather affect the structure of my home?

Most of today’s building materials are designed to be weather tolerant. Subfloor material, roof sheathing, and most other materials are engineered to withstand rain and snow conditions. We are limited however, with the placement and installation of some building materials such as paint and concrete. Scheduling delays sometimes arise when we have to wait to install these products.