How to Choose the Right Builder
Now you’ve chosen to build your dream home at Anchoridge, selecting a builder should be one of your top priorities. Finding a builder you can trust and have a good working relationship with is a process that’s well worth your time and energy.
We’ve compiled some essential tips for choosing the right builder for your new home in the Anchoridge community.
Do your researchBuilding your home will be one of the most significant investments you’ll ever make, so it’s important to get out and do as much research as you can. Look online and read company reviews, pay a visit to a display home or drive by some current builds. The more information you have under your belt, the easier it will be when it comes to choosing your preferred builder. And of course, you will feel more comfortable in your choice knowing you considered all available options.
See what they’ve built alreadyA good builder will be proud to show you their past projects in a portfolio or catalogue, usually located on their website. This will give you a good idea of what they’ve done in the past, and what style of homes they specialise in. Some builders are better at contemporary designs; others specialise in federation or mid-century modern styles. By shortlisting builders who specialise in your preferred style, you can ensure your builder is familiar with what you envision your dream home to be and minimises the risk of miscommunication or design issues.
Can you work with your builder?One of the vital aspects in choosing a builder is knowing you can work with well with them. It’s important to have a good rapport and clear communication with your intended builder right from the start. Being introduced to your proposed site supervisor at the beginning of your journey is always a good sign, after all, they will be your main point of contact if you decide they are the one for you!
The bottom line“How much is this going to cost me?” is the ultimate question that builders must answer to win the job. Cost is the prime factor in making your decision. While it is understandable that build proposals are time-consuming to prepare, they provide essential information that can show you exactly how much you are up for. If your shortlisted builder gives vague guesses, it’s best to move on. Remember your references – if a builder’s quote comes in a bit over budget but satisfies your quality and timeframe requirements, they may cost you less in delays and headaches down the line.
To find out more about premium land packages for sale at Anchoridge in Armstrong Creek, call 0427 308 543 or visit us at our Sales Centre, on the corner of Barwon Heads Road and Central Boulevard, Armstrong Creek, 3217.