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Custom Home Builder Experience
Included are wooded, golf course, waterfront, ravines and other steep sloping sites, wetlands, in or near flood plane, low areas with high ground water, sites with unusually shaped and sized building footprints, large country properties. As an experienced custom home builder, I know many ways to achieve walk-out basements or to maximize the exposure for large basement windows on, even modestly, sloping sites.
I have experience as a custom home builder in poor soil conditions and in bedrock. Of course, I also have great experience taking advantage of the positives while minimizing the negatives on more average sites.
There is no substitute for experience when designing a gourmet kitchen or elegant master suite. You don't want your indoor pool or home theater to be built by someone who is "figuring it out" for the first time nor your full-court basketball gym built underneath the garage. You also don't want to move into your new custom home to find that your stairs feel too narrow or there isn't enough space for a king size bed in your master bedroom. My custom home builder father, Len Backus, has been specializing in site evaluation and design for 25 years.
Value Engineering involves figuring out the most cost-effective way to achieve a certain look or feel - comparing the relative costs of different ways of achieving the look or feel and choosing based on cost vs. value. When designing and building a custom home, the importance of "Value Engineering" cannot be overstated. Because I have designed and built many high quality custom homes, I have a vast amount of data to help make these cost vs. value decisions. |
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