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New Home Orientation

We understand the finishing touches are what make a house a home. Just as you take pride in your work and family, we take pride in ours. We strive to deliver every home we build in excellent condition, with all walk-through items completed before move-in.

Approximately 4 weeks prior to closing you will receive a phone call notifying you of the tentative date of your closing. Once the closing time has been confirmed with the Title Company and our Attorney, you will receive notification of the date & location of closing.

We also take pride in our timely closings dates and want you to enjoy your new home as soon as it is completed. Therefore, once a closing date and time have been determined, we ask that you plan accordingly. Approximately one to two weeks prior to closing, you should expect to receive a preliminary closing package from your lender, detailing the arrangements for the closing and occupancy.

We ask that you limit your orientation party to the contracted homebuyers only. This will allow us the time and attention necessary to cover pertinent information and allow you to be free of distractions from children or other observers. These suggestions below will help you make the most of this opportunity:

Your new home orientation will take approximately 2 hours.
Answers to questions regarding your warranty coverage can be addressed at this time.
Familiarize yourself with the features of your home and a demonstration of the operation of various systems in your home (heating, air-conditioning, electrical systems, plumbing appliances, windows, doors, etc.).
Learn about maintenance items and tips to organize your own maintenance initiative.
Ensure that you understand the procedures established to best serve you in the event that additional adjustments are necessary during the curing process.
Provide you with an opportunity to ask questions and discuss any adjustments needed.
Address documentation not completed or up to your satisfaction.

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