At the onset of your home’s construction, we will meet for an informal walk through. These are intended so that you become familiar with the site, and to offer any suggestions throughout any portion of the multi-stage process.
Lot Walk – Ensuring the land surrounding your home accentuates exactly what you desire is an important first step, one which many builders fail to pay adequate attention to. We will meet with you prior to clearing to discuss, and present options about, what is to be removed and what is to stay. Bring your ideas, and we’ll discuss how to achieve them.
Electrical Walk Through – Electrical needs are a primary concern in reference to your home’s functionality. All too often, ill-thought out electrical configuration becomes painfully apparent only after the home is complete and you’ve moved in. During the walk through, we will meet with the electricians to discuss what your electrical needs may be (i.e. media rooms, appliance placement in the kitchen, functionality requirements in living areas and bedrooms). If your needs change from blueprint to installation, it is at this time changes will be discussed and presented to the electrical team.
Security and Media Walk Through -Technology only dreamed of 20 years ago is readily (and inexpensively) available to feature in your new home. It is during this meeting we will meet with the Electrical Systems Contractor, also known as an Integrator, and walk the home to identify key locations based on your phone, data, and video needs. This meeting is also necessary for proper multi-room audio, CCTV, surround sound, and security installation, setup, and configuration.
Trim Walk Through – When discussing trim work, our focus will be to identify your cabinet layout and design needs, including closets. When deciding on site-built cabinet design, our many years of experience has taught us it is better to do the bulk of design and implementation work on the job site. Instead of trimming your home out on paper and ordering the cuts, working on-site in three dimensions is much more favorable, allowing unforeseen changes to be swiftly addressed with minimal (if any) disruption.
Final Walk – By the time this phase is reached, completion is just around the corner. During this last walk through, we will discuss any uncompleted punch list items, as well as go over the different features and maintenance needs of your new home.