How a Job Runs

Builders

How a Job Runs

From plan set to punch list, here is what to expect and what we need from you at each step.

Seven steps, one point of contact

The same sequence runs whether the job is one custom home or an eighty-lot community.

Concrete slab with rebar

Step 1

Plan review and takeoff

Send drawings or a plan set. We take off cabinets, counters, flooring, closets, hoods, and any trades in scope. From you: plans, the appliance schedule, and the service model you want.

Granite countertops with stainless appliances

Step 2

Package pricing

Priced by plan or by lot, standard and upgrade levels for production, itemized scope for custom and commercial. From you: the lot count or community size for tiering.

Marble countertops in a modern kitchen

Step 3

Selections and ordering

Selections appointment if the job calls for one, with samples in the room. Orders placed against your PO. From you: the PO and the selections sign-off.

Carpenters building a wooden structure. Photo: Ron Lach, Pexels.

Step 4

Schedule coordination

We work directly with your superintendent and hold the dates agreed in the bid. From you: lot release dates and a superintendent contact.

Installer laying plank flooring in a home. Photo: K (kelly), Pexels.

Step 5

Delivery and install

Product delivered stocked, staged, or direct to lot. Our crews install under turnkey and install-only models. From you: a dried-in, drywalled lot on the date.

White kitchen cabinets with stainless steel appliances

Step 6

Punch and sign-off

Our crews punch their own work before your walk. Punch items closed before the next draw. From you: the walk and the sign-off.

White kitchen with stainless range hood

Step 7

Warranty and service

Warranty terms are set at your consultation and stated in the bid. One number for service calls after closing. From you: the homeowner’s service request, routed to us.