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Building A New
Home
Written by
Elizabeth Wood
Editor In Chief, United Home Improvement
So you have finally decided that you are ready to endure upon
the project of a lifetime, building your new home. In a perfect
world you would be able to wave your wand and see your dream
house appear before your eyes. Unfortunately, in the real world,
there are several considerations you should face before your
build, all of which will require careful planning and patience.
A great home is one that meets all of your needs, accommodates
to your lifestyle, and brings a smile to your face upon wakening
each day. In order to bring this home into existence, you will
need to put time and energy into the planning and design.
One of the very first steps to building your new home involves
finding a plot of land on which to build. You want to make sure
the plot is large enough to fit your home; the soil is strong
enough to support your home, and that you can afford the
property taxes in that area. Also, check for municipal sewer and
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• Building A New Home
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Choosing A Lot
Investigating a lot is a fundamental and challenging activity
in the organization and execution of construction projects. It
is a step-by-step process that includes soil testing,
identifying environmental concerns, and how utilities will run
within the home. Each step will be |
carefully investigated and eventually will go through a
process of approval, and finally put into action. It is
important to select your lot wisely because site conditions
affect your design and the cost to build it. Soil testing is
an important tool in identifying and developing efficient soil
for a construction site. A soil test provides basic
information on the composition of the soil and...
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Modular Homes
Modular homes are a cost effective alternative to
traditionally built homes. They offer increased quality,
reduced cost, and they can be custom built and finished to any
design you desire. Most people confuse modular homes with
mobile homes. However, there are several |
differences. A modular home is built in a factory in a
controlled environment. This controlled environment protects
the home from weather, theft and vandalism. This also reduces
the amount of time it takes to construct the home. While the
home is being built in the factory, a builder is preparing the
foundation. Completing both of these tasks simultaneously,
ensures a reduced overall construction time...
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