What To Expect
What To Expect
Clark Custom Builders has been providing homeowners with tailored home renovation solutions that meet their individual needs for years. A variety of factors influence the art of home remodeling, and there are many surprises that you may encounter along the way. Below are some steps that mainly outline what you can expect when working with Clark Custom Builders:
Design Phase for Successful Home Remodel
Designing a home remodel is an essential component of any successful project. It’s the stage where you plan, conceptualize, and design the remodel to meet your needs, preferences, and budget.
During this stage, we meet with you to discover your objectives for your home renovation project – such as improving efficiency, elevating style, or bolstering the sale value of your residence. We gather ideas and inspiration for the remodel from various sources like magazines, websites, and social media platforms like Pinterest then determine a realistic budget for your project and prioritize your goals based on your financial constraints.
Pre-Construction Stage: Everything You Need to Know
The pre-construction phase involves preparing for the actual construction work. In this phase, we obtain any necessary building permits and approvals from your local municipality or homeowners association. After reviewing and agreeing on contracts outlining the scope of work, timeline, and payment terms with you, we will clear the construction area while setting up temporary barriers to ensure safety. Furthermore, all refuse and garbage created during our processes will be managed efficiently.
Construction Phase: Bringing Your Ideas to Life
The construction phase is when the actual remodeling work takes place. We will demolish existing structures, walls, and materials that need to be altered or replaced for any remodel. After that, we complete any necessary framing, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC work to prepare to install finishes and fixtures. Coordinate with local building inspectors to ensure all work is up to code and meets safety standards. Conduct a final walk-through to identify any issues so we can address them before completion.