Builders generally mass produce homes with pre-set floor plans and “builder grade”, cost-efficient materials. You can pay for upgrades, but essentially, the ability to personalize a production home is limited.
Custom homes don’t have to be luxury homes; they just have to be uniquely yours, and they can actually save you money in several ways:
Energy efficiency: Building in energy-saving features from the start will reduce long-term utility costs.
Tailored space utilization: By building only the space you need; you avoid paying for unnecessary square footage.
Quality materials: Using durable, high-quality materials upfront can reduce maintenance and replacement costs over time.
Avoided renovations: Building exactly what you want eliminates the need for costly future renovations.
Smart home integration: Incorporating modern technology from the beginning can avoid retrofits and improve functionality and flexibility to reduce operational costs.
Warranty coverage: New custom homes often come with warranties, potentially saving on repair costs.
Avoided realtor fees: Building custom means not paying realtor commissions associated with buying an existing home.
Optimized lot usage: A custom home can be designed to make the most of your lot's features, potentially increasing property value.
Futureproofing: Incorporating adaptable design elements can reduce the need for expensive modifications as your needs change over time.
If you have found a lot at a perfect location, or you already have plans in hand, let us walk you through the requisite steps, costs, and timeline.
