Merry Christmas! I hope this finds you well and having a wonderful holiday! For the 12 days leading up to Christmas, we’ve been posting home building tips on our Facebook page. Here is a recap of our insider tips! Tip …
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, for so many things. But not for price increases. Every year, we are hit with price increases from all sides. And because of the way our program is structured, we have to …
Happy New Year! Thank you for stopping by my blog. It’s hard to believe I’m in my 4th year writing about all things custom home building, and well, life! I appreciate those who take the time to read my words …
I recently started a new blog series answering common home building questions. My goal is to provide you with a quick answer (300 words or less!) to a question and when I can, give you resources to find more information on the …
I’m writing a blog series chronicling the step by step process of building a custom home. I thought it would be helpful to blog about the process from start to finish. I did a similar series a few years ago but this time …
Have you ever lived next door to a construction project? Big or small, living near the hustle & bustle (and noise) of a new construction project can be hard. It can be loud, increase the traffic in your neighborhood, and …
I’m writing a blog series chronicling the step by step process of building a custom home. I thought it would be helpful to blog about the process from start to finish. I did a similar series a few years ago but this time …
We are building our first Mclean Hamlet Model and we’re all excited to see this one finish up! We’re almost ready for close-in so I stopped by to check on the progress. First of all, I love this house. I …
I have been so excited to share the final photos of the Complete Custom home we just finished in Great Falls, VA. In fact, I’m down right giddy! There are so many things I love about this home but first, …
If there is one common theme you will hear from those who have built a custom home, it is probably that it was more expensive than they expected. I don’t think clients (or builders) go into a project thinking, how …
