Appliances

Attic Access

Brass Fixtures

Brick

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Caulking

Ceramic Tile

Concrete

Condensation

Countertops

Doors & Locks

Drywall

Electrical

Expansion & Contraction

Fireplace

Floor Coverings

Garage Doors

Gas Shut Off

Grading & Drainage

Gutters & Down Spouts

Heating System

Hot Water Heater

Humidifier

Insulation

Landscaping

Mirrors

Paint & Stain

Plumbing

Roof

Smoke Detectors

Stairs

Vents

Windows, Screens & Patio Doors

Wood Trim

Your home has been constructed with quality materials and the labor of experienced craftsmen. Prior to our using any material, it must meet our specifications for quality and durability. All work is done under our supervision to attain the best possible results.

 

A home is one of the last “hand built products” left in the world. Although quality materials and workmanship have been used in your home, this does not mean that it will be free from care and maintenance. A home, like an automobile, requires care and attention from day one. General homeowner maintenance is essential to providing a quality home for a lifetime.

 

We are very proud of the product we build and the neighborhoods we build in and we strive to create long lasting value. This cannot be achieved unless you, as the homeowner, properly maintain your home and all of its components.

 

Periodic maintenance is necessary because of a number of factors, such as normal wear and tear, climatic condition, the inherent characteristics of various materials used in your home (such as wood) and normal service required by the mechanical systems. Over time, natural variations in temperature and humidity also impact our home.

 

Many times a minor adjustment or repair done immediately by you saves a more serious, time consuming, and sometimes costly repair later. Note also that negligence of routine maintenance can void applicable limited warranty coverage on all or part of your home.

 

We recognize that it is impossible to anticipate and describe every attention that may be needed for good home care; however, we have covered many important details. In addition, be certain to read the limited warranty coverage on all or part of your home.

 

Review the literature provided by the manufacturers of consumer products included with your home. Although much of the information may be familiar to you, some points man by significantly different from homes you have had in the past. The information contained in that material is not repeated here. Activate specific manufacturer warranties by completing and mailing the registration cards included with their materials. In some cases, manufacturer warranties may extend beyond the first year; it is in your best interest to be apprised of such coverage.

 

By caring for your new home attentively, you insure your enjoyment of it for years. The attention provided by each homeowner contributes significantly to the overall desirability of the community.