Edmonton Custom Home Builders is a full-service building company. We specialize in building custom homes and completing major renovations. Using innovative, green building techniques, our team’s expert craftsmanship and keen eye for design results in beautiful, stunning homes that bring your vision of one-of-a-kind home to life.
Our dedicated team works with you to create a home that reflects your unique style and possesses all the features and functionality you want in your home.Through every step of the home building process, we stay connected with homeowners using online construction software CoConstruct, to eliminate the stress of building a custom home, so that you can sit back, make choices and let us get to work.
Edmonton Custom Home Builders have created luxury custom homes for our clients that are one of a kind in every sense. Our attention to detail, expert craftsmanship and keen eye for design results in homes that are stunning, beautiful and completely bespoke. Check us out on Instagram to see our latest works of art.
Frequently when homeowners are in the research process to decide whether to build a custom home or to buy a move in ready home, one of the essential factors that contribute to their decision is their budget or the cost of the home. Although defining the cost of your home since the very beginning is the best strategy to buy or build a home, considering your home value is also essential. That means that as experienced Edmonton custom home builders, we consider it essential to establish the difference between what building a new custom home can cost you versus the overall value of a new custom home in relation to the market and similar properties. The criteria to determine your custom home building cost is different from the criteria used to determine your custom home value.
On the first part of this blog series, we reviewed the first three key steps of the custom home building process, that is the pre-construction stage and all the processes of selecting a builder and selecting a lot. The second stage, which reviewed the process of getting your lot ready for construction, entails figuring out if the home can be removed and saved or if it needs to be demolished. Next is getting your lot clean to start working on your custom home foundations.
In this second part of this blog series, explore with us two more steps of the custom home building process: the framing stage and the mechanical installation.
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