Often homes in communities with tract homebuilders don’t give buyers options, like paint colors, flooring, light fixtures, and other details. The house comes predesigned and can feel cookie-cutter.

It’s normal to want to personalize your home. Thankfully, you don’t need to rip up your new floors or make other significant changes. Instead, focus on areas where you can make DIY changes at an affordable budget.

Home inspections are essential for new construction. They ensure that the building meets local codes and regulations and provides valuable information about the home's condition.

How do you take care of your new home? After all, a new home should be free from damage and wear. Yet, even a new home requires intention and a plan to keep it in top shape. For most people, a home is their biggest investment. Protect that investment by practicing good maintenance right from the start.

Home prices are soaring around the country making it a challenging time for buyers. One factor impacting the increase in home prices is the high price of lumber. The price of lumber has increased by 30% over the last year due to increased demand and decreased supply.

It’s tempting to think that things will be perfect in a new construction home. Or, that you won’t need to schedule a home inspection before closing. Yet, problems or mistakes do occur with new construction. It’s best to find and resolve these issues before you close.