Building a house is not only more difficult but significantly different than just moving into an established home. The first and most important part of the process is to ensure that you have complete trust in your builder and their team. Your builder is the person who is going to bring your vision, dream and place of security to life.
They need to be a good listener, offer suggestions knowing who their audience is and willing to be flexible while keeping the process moving forward.
All of this occurred while working with Mr. Chapman, Steve Dossett and Tony Armstrong.
We started our build remotely which adds an extra layer of complexity, however we found that out of the 4 homes we have built throughout our lives this was the easiest.
Each team member brought to the table an expertise within their own abilities that assisted us with decision making structurally, design wise and adding some extras as the build move forward. We had some specific asks regarding features that we wanted completed before we closed so that when we moved in we would have all the extras we wanted completed. Chris Chapman and his team were very willing to allow us to have our closets organized, our garage floor coated and our fence put in and completed. I have never known any builder to allow this to go on prior to closing. What a blessing. Tony and Steve received many phone calls from us never hesitating to answer our questions, concerns and solving our issues.
We met friendly team members along the way like Adyson and Luke as well as all the other players who assisted in creating our dream home.
If you are thinking about building a home or even tossing around the idea of downsizing/upsizing your house then working with the Chapman team is the right choice. I would challenge anyone to find another builder that would come close to our experience. You will not be disappointed working with any of the people associated with this company.
Many thanks to everyone involved who has worked on our home. We are beyond grateful for all your hard work. read more
