Eco-Smart Builders

I often see members of construction groups posting pics of their build and asking if what was done is acceptable and how to bring it up to their builder.

Often what was done is not what the person building the house was expecting.

I've seen this soooo many times, and I get that people want to educate themselves on how it should be done.

Building a house has many aspects to it and not everybody is well versed on each of those things since this is not what they do day in and day out. I also see that there are some contractors out there that are trying to take advantage of their clients which makes it that much harder for people to really know what they are getting.

I take the time to not only define exactly what it is we will be doing with drawings and verbal conversations but also resources to show them what is acceptable and what is not, so they can see with their own eyes if things are not done properly.

There are alot of things going happening on a job site and sometimes things get missed, I do my utmost best to try and verify everything is done correctly before we move on to the next step.

Communication is the key to making a project such as building a house go as smooth as possible.

There will be hick-ups, there will be things that will need to be changed because a lack of material or home owners changing their mind after having seen how it looks in real life, that's part of the building process we just have to make sure those lines of communication stay open.

Spending time planning helps get alot of details worked out prior to anything being that might have to be undone to make the change.

If you're planning on a large renovation or building a complete house and want help ironing out all the details to make the build as smooth as possible.