New Construction

Define Your Budget & Financing

• Determine how much you’re comfortable investing.

• Meet with a lender to secure a construction loan or lot + build financing.

• Factor in land costs, permits, utilities, and upgrades.

Choose the Right Location

• Select a lot that fits your lifestyle, commute, and long‑term goals.

• Verify zoning, utility access, soil conditions, and HOA requirements.

• Consider nearby amenities, and future development plans.

Select Your Builder

• Research reputable builders with strong portfolios and reviews.

• Compare floor plans, customization options, timelines, and warranties.

• Review contracts carefully to understand what’s included vs. optional.

4. Design Your Floor Plan

• Choose or customize a layout that fits your needs.

• Consider bedroom placement, open‑concept spaces, storage, and future resale value.

• Finalize architectural drawings and structural details.

Secure Permits & Approvals

• Your builder typically handles this step and includes building permits, zoning approvals, and inspections scheduling.

• No construction can begin until permits are issued.

Site Preparation & Foundation

• Land is cleared, leveled, and prepped.

• Footers and foundation are poured.

• Plumbing and electrical groundwork is installed.

Framing the Structure

• Walls, floors, and roof framing go up.

• Windows and exterior doors are installed.

Mechanical Systems Installation

• HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems are run throughout the home.

• Insulation is added once systems pass inspection.

Drywall, Interior Finishes & Trim

• Drywall is hung, mudded, and painted.

• Interior doors, trim, cabinets, and built‑ins are installed.

• Flooring, tile, and countertops follow.

Exterior Finishes

• Siding, brick, stone, or stucco is completed.

• Roofing, gutters, and exterior paint or finishes are finalized.

• Driveways, walkways, and patios are poured.

Final Fixtures & Appliances

• Light fixtures, plumbing fixtures, and hardware are installed.

• Appliances are delivered and connected.

Final Inspections & Walkthrough

• Local inspectors ensure the home meets all codes.

• Builder conducts a final walkthrough with you.

• You create a punch‑list of any last adjustments.

Closing & Move‑In

• Final paperwork is signed.

• You receive your keys and warranty information.

• Time to move into your brand‑new home.