Quality Is A Priority With Homebuilders

During this down turn there has been a lot of builders and contractors that have had to close their doors.  Most of them were good hard working people who did everything they knew to put out a great product.  At the same time there were a lot of bad builders and contractors who fell by the way side also.  During these trying times the builders and contractors that are still in business are going the extra mile for their customers.  They realize that not many people are purchasing new homes and that means less work.  When bidding for jobs both contractors and builders know that they have to come with a real sharp pencil.  You as the consumer have the luxury of being able to take advantage of this situation.
If you think about it, when times were unrealisticly good there seemed to be a builder on every corner, names you had never heard of, owned by people who had no expertise in building homes.  They went out and hired a two or three year superintendent and started building homes.  Some of your family and freinds bought them, you know they are the ones who seem to always have something going wrong.  The builder used the cheapest plumber, the electrican who works out of his garage, and the A/C guy who just got his license a few months ago.  I know some good pople with good intentions start out like this, but they should not be your builders primary subs.  You want your homebuilder to have subs who can service their accounts.  With mechanicals, you want them to be able to service their work 24-7.  Most, not all, but the majority of homebuilders that are active now are using contractors that they know do quality work at a fair price and can deliver the level of service required to enhance their reputation.  You will find that most homebuilders are going over board to ensure they have a quality home and they are delivering outstanding service. 
Now is the time for you to build your new home.  Buy today - You will thank me in the near future.



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