CUSTOM HOMES
Custom Home Builder in Central New Hampshire
A home planned around your property and the way you intend to live.
Building a home involves hundreds of decisions long before construction begins.
Our process combines preconstruction, budgeting, construction management, and optional interior design so the important decisions can be made with a clear understanding of how they affect the project as a whole.
Start with the project, not just the plans.
Architectural drawings are only one part of a successful build.
Before Construction, we work to understand:
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The property and site conditions
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Project scope
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Structural and construction requirements
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Subcontractor and supplier pricing
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Allowances
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Major material selections
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Construction sequencing
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Budget alignment
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Potential cost or constructability issues
The goal of preconstruction is not to predict every possible condition. It is to remove as much uncertainty as reasonably possible before significant construction spending begins.
Preconstruction
Our paid preconstruction phase may include plan review, site evaluation, scope development, supplier and subcontractor pricing, preliminary scheduling, constructability review, budgeting, and value analysis.
This work gives both the homeowner and the builder a better basis for deciding whether and how the project should proceed.
Choose the level of design support you want.
You do not have to hire us for interior design in order for us to build your home.
Full-Service Interior Design
For clients who want one coordinated vision for the home's materials, finishes, and fixtures.
Showroom-Assisted Selections
For clients who prefer to make their own aesthetic decisions using our preferred vendors and showroom consultants.
Your Own Designer
Already working with an architet or interior designer? We can coordinate approved specifications in to the construction process.
Construction Management
Once preconstruction begins, we manage the field work required to turn the plans and specifications into a finished home.
That includes subcontractor coordination, materials procurement, scheduling, inspections, construction communication, and resolution of field conditions as they arise.
