How long does it take to build a custom home?
The actual building process will take anywhere from six to eight months, or more, depending on the size of the home, the intricacy of the build, and the weather. It is also possible that certain materials for custom designs may take extra time to acquire. All of this will be explained in the schedule, and any delays will be noted and accounted for to keep the build on track. What should the buyer be doing during the construction phase of the new home? The buyer should be shopping for allowances. This will include certain finishes in the home, such as paint samples, hard surface flooring, plumbing and electrical fixtures, appliances, and carpet. During later stages of the construction process landscape design may be necessary depending on the buyer. The buyers will have a detailed schedule that they will need to follow to keep pace with the construction of the home. In addition, the buyers should be paying attention to the build-out and asking questions if they do not understand what is
Building a custom home in the Pacific Northwest can take anywhere from 6 to 9 months, depending on weather conditions and other unforseen circumstances. If you choose to do parts of the construction yourself, then we will work with you around your schedule to complete your home. Click here to learn more about the building process…
That’s a loaded question. . . There are so many variables, it is almost impossible to say. We have built custom homes in as little as 4 months, but given the rural location and scheduling difficulties and the compounding effect of a single lapse in scheduling, it has taken as long as 9 months. We make every effort to anticipate the unforeseen.
