Interior

• Kitchen Remodeling
  Everyone has probably envisioned what their ideal home would look like. Granite countertops, a wrap-around front porch, and maybe a pool for relaxing on sweltering summer days. While it’s great to have a vision, homebuyers can easily get lost attempting to track down a floor plan that matches their dream home expectations.
• Flooring
  Start thinking about the functionality of your home. Do you have pets or plan to have pets? What about kids? You’ll not only want to design your space for your current family situation, but for perhaps 2-5 years from now. This is especially important to think through when choosing the right flooring in each room of your home.
• Door Installation/Replacement
• Drywalls
  This meeting will give you a preview of how your home is being built and how it will work for you. During this 30 minute to 1-hour appointment, we will walk you through your home and verify plumbing and electrical options before the walls are covered with drywall. We will also have a copy of the design selections you previously made with the Design Studio. You’ll be able to walk through your house and see where some of those items are located, like sinks, fixtures, and light switches.
• Fireplaces
• Cabinet Installation

Construction

• Room Additions
• New Construction
  An exciting and unique advantage to the new home construction process, is that you get to choose your home plan and where your home will be within the community itself. Location of your homesite is extremely important. You’ll want to consider whether you prefer a corner homesite that might offer greater direct sunlight into your home, or an interior homesite where you might potentially encounter less street traffic, which could be good for families with kids.

Landscaping and Fencing

• Landscaping
• Fencing

Exterior

• Window Installation/Replacement
• Gutters
• Garage Door Repair/Replacement
  ® is a suite of smart home features included in our new homes. Now, whether it's saving money with energy-efficient products, saving time with home automation systems, or saving yourself from worrying if the garage door was left open—SheaConnect
• Residential Roof Repair
• Residential Roof Replacement/Installation

General

• Insulation
  The materials used in new home construction are likely more advanced and energy efficient when compared to those materials used in most older homes. Newer construction materials may help with insulation, which helps keep your home nice and cool for the summer and reduces heat loss during the winter. Aside from the benefits you’ll receive in the form of comfort, this may offer a cost-savings benefit to your monthly energy bill, too. Newly built homes may also feature the latest safety features, adding yet another layer of comfort to your daily life.
• Masonry
  Your home is beginning to take shape! Typically, lumber or masonry is used to build the structure that will support the rest of your home. During this stage, you will see the walls stand up, roofing assembled, and windows installed.