Planning & Design: This is where everything starts, including setting the budget, drawing house plans, arranging engineering & structural details, getting the necessary permits approved, and utility planning (water, sewer, electric). Nothing physical starts until this is done right.
Site Prep & Foundation: Next, we start turning dirt into a solid base, excavation, clearing trees & level the lot. Then we pour the footings and foundation (slab, crawlspace, or basement), followed by waterproofing and backfill
Framing (Skeleton of the House): Now it looks like a house. Here is where the walls and roof are framed, windows & doors are installed, and sheathing is added. This is the big visual milestone.
Rough-In Systems (MEP): Before drywall, all the guts go in. This refers to all the plumbing rough-in, electrical wiring, HVAC ductwork, and inspections. Nothing gets covered until it passes inspection.
Exterior Finishes (Dry-In): Now we take steps to protect the house from weather, including roofing, adding the siding/brick/stone, any exterior paint, gutters, and sealing the windows. The house is now “weather-tight.”
Insulation & Drywall: Now the inside takes shape to form individual rooms. The Insulation is installed, the drywall is hung, and the finished texture is applied.
Interior Finishes: Where it becomes a home, including interior painting, flooring, cabinets & countertops, trim & doors, backsplash tile, and fixtures.
Final Systems & Fixtures: This is the home stretch, where it's time to hook everything up. This involves light fixtures, plumbing fixtures, appliances, HVAC final connections, and electrical plates.\
Final Inspection & Cleanup: Making it legal and livable with a final building inspection, punch list repairs, deep cleaning, and Certificate of Occupancy.
Move-In Day: Handing the keys over
BONUS For Remodels/Additions (short version): Design & Permits, Demo, Structural Framing, Rough-Ins, Drywall, Finish Work, Final Inspection

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