• Master Progression Checklist is organized in a step-by-step sequence so as your home’s construction progresses you will be coordinated with it to know what you are to do, when, why and how.
• Construction Production Schedule keeps you abreast with the progress with your home builders’ construction. A very valuable aid if have to give a date to vacate from your existing residence. If construction is delayed, you will know immediately to take action rather than weeks or months.
• Home Construction Contract sample explains the subjects that you’ll want in your home building contract to make it complete and equitable for you, and not just for your home builder.
• Establishing Financial Resources & Expenditures. It’s used to prepare you for meeting with your home mortgage lender. Besides establishing your financial status, you will have a separate and reasonably accurate dollar figures to use when shopping for your home and the home building site itself.
• Builder Qualification Questions in non-technical terms it permits you to establish your home builder’s qualifications and things to observe for in his/her home construction office, items such as office organization and orderliness, staff communications, etc. Also, what to observe when visiting home sites under construction.
• Builder Qualification Scoring method simplifies how to choose the home builder who rates the highest / best. Its your assurance of knowing you have the right homebuilder for your specific home. This simple step can easily save you thousands of dollars besides avoiding needless headaches.
• Considerations, Amenities and Wish Lists are excellent aids to assist you in exploiting all of your possibilities, especially those you may never have thought of. It’s sure to garner the entire family’s interest for their input. But the true rewards begin when family members begin to see their input unfold as your new home’s construction progresses.
• Home Architect / Designer. No two designers will ever have the same thoughts and vision as yours. So, you will be guided how to choose a qualified person who has similar views as yours and is able to hold the design costs of construction within your budget. This is major challenge for most designers.
• Insurances & Certificates. There is but one certain way to avoid liability risks that likely your insurance agent will neglect to tell you. Time and again owners experienced liens on their new home with some even loosing theirs due to the lack of a simple phone call.
• Home Styles. You’ll find thirty-two different styles of homes with each being clearly described.
• An array of windows, ceilings designs, surface textures for drywall, concrete, tile finishes, etc. and many other features and products.
• Building Marketplace. Seeking ideas? Find over 375 Websites at our home page to expand your thoughts for ideas for the hard to find products and services. Visit www.creatingourhome.com.
• Blueprint Symbols to assist those inexperienced blueprint readers to learn in a matter of minutes. (no studying necessary)
• Furniture templates in ¼" scale to be positioned on your blueprints to assist with locating furniture, doors, windows, pictures, cabinets, fireplace, etc. A perfect aid for move in day. Simply post a copy of your prints near the entrance door for everyone to see. All they’ll have to do is glance at the prints to know exactly where everything is to go.
• Home Construction Glossary. Assembled solely for the inexperienced.

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