Breaking Ground with a Clear Plan
Once permits are approved and timelines are locked in, construction officially begins. Our team organizes the site, mobilizes materials, and coordinates crews to ensure a strong, smooth start. We treat your build with the same care and attention as if we were building our own homes.
What Happens During the Early Stages of Construction
The first weeks of construction are crucial — they set the tone for the entire project. Early steps typically include:
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Site prep and grading
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Forming and pouring the foundation
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Underground plumbing and utility rough-ins
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Framing the structure
Each milestone builds on the last, ensuring strength, stability, and a solid foundation for your custom home.
Keeping You in the Loop During the Build
You’ll never be left wondering what’s happening on-site. We provide regular updates, schedule walkthroughs at key stages, and stay in constant communication throughout construction. If questions or changes come up, we handle them quickly and keep you fully informed.
Quality Control Every Step of the Way
Building a great home isn’t just about moving fast — it’s about building right. We conduct in-house inspections and coordinate third-party inspections at critical stages like framing, mechanical systems, and final completion. Our attention to detail during construction helps eliminate surprises at move-in.
From Groundbreaking to Move-In Day
As we near completion, we schedule a final walkthrough to ensure every detail meets our standards — and yours. We address any final touch-ups and complete the final clean, preparing your home for a smooth, joyful move-in. What began with a conversation becomes reality — and your new home is ready to welcome you.
Common Construction Milestones
Throughout your build, we track progress carefully and keep you updated as we hit major stages, such as:
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Foundation completion
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Framing and roofing installation
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Rough mechanicals (plumbing, HVAC, electrical)
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Drywall and insulation
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Interior finishes and exterior trim
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Final punch list and inspections
Knowing what’s coming helps you stay excited and connected to the process.
