About Us

WiseHome Building Advisors, Inc. was founded in 1995. Its actual concept began in 1993 when its founder became known in community circles as a sound source for information for consumers experiencing builder difficulties. The company's origin was drawn from his thirty-five plus years of experience of having homes built, working for builders and as a builder.

Its foundation was based on a study by interviewing the three principals associated with homes being built. Those were: a) owners just having their home completed, b) builders and c) lenders (where owners facing unexpected costs return to for additional funds).

These findings, combined with his decades of experience in the home construction field and as a consumer home consultant led to the development of the "Our Home Building Guide". As the business grew, the critiquing of building contract documents and phone advisory services were added.

Mission Statement

Having a home built is a multifaceted undertaking. Our mission is to simplify and organize this process by turning buyer challenges into an event of positive experiences. Foremost is to educate, assist and guide them in being "problem preventive" instead of a "problem solving." Thus, "sidestepping the commonly known "home builder problems" and "buyers regrets" of wishing they would have done things differently.

Secondly is to provide information, tools, aids to enable them to address all issues associated with having their home built from "concept to completion." Thus, when their home is complete that they have achieved full realization, including having it completed within budget and on time. The "Our Home Building Guide" complements this goal by providing the means to their objective. Following are a few of the aids and tool to assist you.

• Formulating your lifestyle home by completing a "Considerations" check off list" and the "Family Wish List" for ideas and suggestions.
• Select a home builder who meets pre-established qualifications.
• Select a home designer who is qualified with skills to meet your family's needs, wants and budget.
• Explains your role in the home building process.
• Familiarize you with home construction documents.
• Maintain the home's construction budget, quality and progress schedule.
• Hold accountable those responsible for contract fulfillment.

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