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Construction is one of the few industries where the expert ( your builder ) needs you to know enough about his or her industry to get your job done. It’s a frustration that homeowners and builders have, and I’d like to do my part to help avoid some of those frustrations for you with your builder. This discussion will focus on all the details about doors . I can’t put everything on this post without putting most people to sleep, so I’ll try to keep it entertaining but give you enough information to help make your build selection process as painless as possible.

If you're in the market for kitchen countertops, it's important to research different materials so you're aware of the cost and different properties associated with each so you can make your home stand out and function how you want.

I was at dinner this last week with a group of friends. One of my friends is considering buying a new house or building a new house. He’s been on the fence about it for a couple years now. In between bites of delicious chicken, he asked, “Freddy, in your opinion, is it better to buy an existing home or build a custom home in Kuna in 2023?” I laughed a little because, this was a question that he had asked me every year for the last three years. However, given that he has had the question persistently on his mind, I felt it would be a good blog post to respond to for others seeking guidance on whether or not they should build a custom home in 2023. I’m not a big fan of writing out pro and con lists, so I’ll refrain from doing that and take a more analytical approach based on my “insider” knowledge of building custom homes.

With Home Depot and Lowes empowering weekend warriors and DIYers like never before, a question many people ask is, “At what point do I need a contractor for my project?”