1. Process Permitting
Brightland Homes will submit plans to the city for approval
Building Experience
2. Pre-Construction Meeting
Your Construction Manager will go over the details of the homebuilding process and answer all of your questions
3. Lot Preparation
Your lot will be prepared for the foundation of your home and the slab will be poured
4. Framing, Cornice, & Roof
Your Construction Manager will go over the details of the homebuilding process and answer all of your questions
5. Mechanical Installation
Electrical wires and plumbing pipes are run through the interior walls, ceilings, and floors. Ductwork is installed for the heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC) system.
6. Pre-Sheetrock Meeting
You will meet your Construction Manager to go over all options in the home and answer any questions before sheetrock is installed
7. Insulation & Polyseal
Your home will be sealed and insulated, saving you money on your heating and air conditioning
8. Sheetrock & Finishes
The interior finished and paint colors you have selected will be applied
9. Tile & Countertops
Your personal choices in kitchen and bath tile and countertops will be installed
10. Brick, Stone & Stucco
The exterior of your home will be built and you will start to see your beautiful drive-up appeal
11. Complete Exterior & Landscape
The finishing touches are put on the exterior lot of your home
12. Plumbing & Electrical
Faucets, sinks, and lighting fixtures are installed
13. Flooring Installed
Your house will look like a home once the flooring is finished
14. Final Paint & Clean
Your home is prepared for final inspection
15. Final Inspections
Your Construction Manager will carefully go through your home and the city will give their final inspection and approval
16. Homeowner Orientation
It's time to get to know your new home! Your Construction Manager will help you get to know all the features of your new home
Inspections
City inspections may evaluate your property periodically. At these times, it may seem like little progress is being made, but rest assured they are validating that your home meets or exceeds code requirements. At each stage, they will give their approval so that the next stage of the building process can continue.