If you’re thinking of building a home in the suburbs or in a rural part of your state, here are nine benefits awaiting you as your construct your dream home in your low-key locale.
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How Foundation Drainage Systems Keep New Homes Dry
NewHomeSource has all the information you need to know about foundation drainage, and how it keeps your home safe and dry.
Who’s Who on Your Building Team
Learn who is on your homebuilding team, and how they help you make your journey to your dream home a reality.
15 Questions to Ask When Selecting a Home Builder
Here are 15 questions that home shoppers should ask when looking for a homebuilder to help them on their journey to homeownership.
Tips to Build on Your Lot
NewHomeSource has some tips for building a new home on your own lot, so your construction process can go smoothly.
Walking the Walk: What to Know About Walkthroughs
Walkthroughs give you the opportunity to make sure construction of your new home is going as planned. Use walkthroughs wisely by taking your time and being thorough.
The Latest Options to Side Your Home
When it comes to siding, vinyl is king. But, siding options range from polymer shakes and shingle to stone veneer. NewHomeSource explores modern siding options for new homes.
What to Expect at Your New Home’s Final Inspection
Many builders allow for a final walkthrough inspection for you to identify any issues or concerns in your new home. Do you know what to expect in yours?
Decisions, Decisions: 8 Tips for Selecting Options and Upgrades from Your Builder
NewHomeSource helps you decide on choosing upgrades for your new home, so you can personalize your house to fit your lifestyle.
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Methods of New-Home Construction
There are plenty of ways to build a new home, but which method of construction is right for yours?
The Tear Down Option: Is it for You?
By tearing down an older home that’s beyond repair, you can have the newly built home you want in an established community. But, before you go searching for a home to demolish, there are a few things to consider.
How Long Does it Take to Build a House?
The amount of time it takes to build your home depends on the type of home you’re building and various other factors, like labor supply and weather.
Building a Solid New Home Foundation
One of the first steps in the homebuilding process is laying the foundation. NewHomeSource has everything you need to know about this crucial time in construction.
Home Building: How to Build a House on Your Own Lot
A build-on-your-lot home offers you the opportunity to design and build your dream home on the land you love.
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How to Buy a Newly Built Home You’ll Love for a Lifetime
NewHomeSources has some tips for home shoppers looking to build their forever home that they’ll love for a lifetime.
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Inclusive Design Allows For Accessibility From the Start
NewHomeSource explores inclusive design, a homebuiding approach that puts the emphasis accessibility from the very start.
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How to Design a Home for a Cold Climate
When building a home in a cold environment, there are different and crucial factors to consider – like making sure you have a solid insulation system in place.
Build Together, Stay Together: Advice for Couples in the Homebuilding Process
Are you about to embark on the new home journey? Before you begin, here’s advice on how to keep your expectations in check so you and your spouse or partner can build the home of your dreams without the drama.
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Designing an Accessible Kitchen
When you build your new home, you can take steps to design an accessible kitchen.
What You Need to Know About What Your Home is Made Of
Do you know what your new home is made of? Knowing about the exterior materials that make up your home means you can have a more durable and efficient home.
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The Benefits of Building a Luxury Home Versus A Luxury Renovation
In a new home, the customization costs can be rolled into the overall home mortgage, possibly costing a fraction less than the out-of-pocket costs for a remodel.
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How to Design a New Home for a Hot Climate
If you’re building your new home in a hot climate, you need to take some considerations in the design and construction of the house.
Making Sense of Builder Warranties: What Are They & What Do They Cover?
Need help making sense of your builder warranty? Here are a few tips to help make sure your new home is covered.
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How to Choose the Right Home Builder
Here are ten things you need to consider when choosing the right builder for your new home project.
The Basics of Insulating Your Home
Insulation is way more than just a bunch of pink fluff. Your new home’s insulation really matters, and could save you money in the long run.
Builder or Architect? Pick Your “Go To” Professional
Building a custom home is a complex task and one that involves the expertise of both an architect and builder.
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The Roof Over Your New Home
NewHomeSource explores the different roofing options available to new home shoppers, and what they need to know about each roof type.
How to Visit Your New Home’s Construction Site
Visiting your new home while it’s under construction is exciting, but it’s important you schedule any visits to the home site with our builder before you show up.
National, Regional or Local — Which Builder is Right for You?
There are a lot of options when it comes to selecting a builder. National, regional or local … which one is right for you?
National, Regional or Local — Which Builder is Right for You?Read More
Modular or Stick-Built Homes: Comparing Costs
Debating between a stick-built home and a modular home? We break down the costs of each for easy comparison