After ironing out every
necessary detail, you finally reached the last step in the process: building
the home itself. While you can rest easy at this point, knowing that
construction is left in good hands, it pays to check on the project every now
and then, wherein homebuyers often have last-minute changes to make at this
point of the project.
Sustainable design isn’t
limited to the design itself, but highly depends on the builder making that
design a full-fledged reality. In building a sustainable home, the builder must
also think the same and do everything he can to fulfil that objective. Some
examples include using recycled materials, waste and sediment control, and utilising
eco-friendly building methods.
Some builders aren’t
certified as sustainable companies, but best practices should be part of any
home building doctrine. By the end of any project, all you need to do is settle
the final details with the builder and enter your new home. Cleanup of the
project site and packing up are typically the responsibility of the builder.
Note that the completion of
the house won’t be the end of the owner-builder relationship. Circumstances can
change, and there will come a time when the owner might require the builder’s
services again.
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