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941 Chatham Ln,
Columbus, OH 43221
Columbus, OH 43220
Columbus, OH 43224
6797 N. High St,
Worthington, OH 43085
Weinland Park Homes
Home Builders, Construction Services, Building Contractors ...
BBB Rating: D-
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View HQ Business Profile2200 Foundation Dr,
Columbus, OH 43211
3003 Silver Dr,
Columbus, OH 43224-3945
38 E 12th Ave,
Columbus, OH 43201-1804
974 N 4Th St,
Columbus, OH 43201
985 N High St Ste 2,
Columbus, OH 43201-2643
842 N 4th St Ste 200,
Columbus, OH 43215-1584
PO Box 248307,
Columbus, OH 43224
3805 N High St Ste 100,
Columbus, OH 43214-3539
803 Mulberry St,
Columbus, OH 43219-2515
Gorman & Sons Custom Builders, LLC
Custom Home Builder, General Contractor, Construction Services ...
3733 Olentangy Blvd,
Columbus, OH 43214-3622
941 Chatham Ln Ste 100,
Columbus, OH 43221-2416
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How to add resale value as you build your new home
Although you may plan to stay in your new home for the rest of your life, it could be wise to consider resale value when working with a home builder. There are many contributing factors that determine the home resale value, and there is no guarantee on which items will add value to a home. Discuss the options below with your custom home builder and conduct research to make informed construction decisions.
- Energy saving options: Appliances, windows, and other features that conserve energy will cut down on monthly costs.
- Water filtration: In some areas, a water filtration system may make your home more appealing to potential buyers.
- Effective HVAC system: While most homeowners understand the necessity of a functional HVAC system, an effective energy-saving system could be enticing to potential buyers.
- Make it smart: Similar to making your home energy efficient, a smart home that is able to adapt to changing technology could attract potential buyers who want to incorporate modern life into the home.
Avoid these 4 common mistakes when building a new home
Aside from choosing a home builder, there are four important things to be aware of before construction begins. Avoid making these common mistakes:
- Starting construction without carefully reviewing contracts. This could create miscommunication or delays.
- Being unprepared. Not being prepared could lead to last-minute decision-making, potentially slowing down construction.
- Not anticipating delays. Unforeseen events, like weather, can disrupt even the most prepared team.
- Skipping inspections. This could lead to unsafe living conditions or long-term damage.
Communicate with your home builder and plan ahead to potentially prevent any problems from appearing during construction.
5 questions to ask home builders that could save you money
Choosing a home builder who works with you is important. Before deciding on a home builder, ask these five questions to ensure you get the best deal.
- Is landscaping included?
Go over every detail in your contract. Determine if the home builder will work beyond just the home.
- What is your home warranty?
Many home builders also have a home warranty to cover any faults that could happen during or as a result from the construction.
- Will you work with me to come up with a floor plan?
Some home builders only work with floor plans they created themselves. If you are looking to design your own custom floor plan, it’s important to discuss this before making any deals.
- Which standard features do your homes include? What energy-saving products do you use?
Discover how the home builder approaches a new home.
- Do you offer a financing plan?
Discuss how the home builder expects payment and how the final price is determined.
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