Custom Home Building Blog

Building a home yourself is both an admirable goal and an ambitious undertaking. Many books and websites will tout the ability to save money as a reason for doing the work or acting as the general contractor. The reality is, however, when you...

If you haven’t purchased land or a lot yet, getting in touch with a builder first is a smart move.

What will your next home (or first home) look like? How will it reflect your lifestyle and your personality? What features are most important to you? How well will it meet your needs in the future? One of the first things to consider when...

Choosing a new home construction loan is an important step in the process of building your custom home in the Denver Metro Area. Your custom home builder can help you understand and evaluate the options.

When you’re ready to build your custom home in the Denver area one of the most important decisions you’ll make is the choice of a builder. Follow these guidelines as you begin your search.

How often have you made the switch to the latest-and-greatest phone, appliance, or television only to discover ten minutes later that you’re no longer at the top of the technology chain? Advances in modern technology of all sorts occur with such...

As a homeowner you find comfort and security in your home–the place where you create lasting memories and connections with family and friends. As such, you also likely feel the weighty responsibilities that accompany ownership. Properly caring...

The 2014 Census Bureau Survey of Construction reports that the average construction time to complete a single family home is seven months. Of course there are many factors that can affect project timelines such as the location of the jobsite,...

Many people dream of building a home in Colorado, where mountain views complement city convenience. But the complex process of building a home–no matter the location–can easily shift from dream to nightmare if you aren’t working with an...

Building a new home is an exciting adventure, but with so many details involved, being as prepared and knowledgeable as possible just makes good sense.