Who We Are?
10 Stages of Building Process
Prepare Construction Site and Pour Foundation
- Apply for and Acquire Permits
- Construction Crew Levels Site
- Puts Up Wooden Forms for the Temporary Foundation
- Footings Are Installed
Rough Framing
- Floor System, Walls, Roof Systems Are Completed
- Sheathing Applied to Exterior Walls, Covered with Protective Wrap
Complete Rough Plumbing, Electrical HVAC
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- Pipes and Wires
- Sewer Lines and Vents
- Water Supply Lines
- Bathtubs, Shower Units
- Ductwork for HVAC System
- HVAC Vent Pipes
Install Insulation
Common Types of Insulation in New Homes
- Fiberglass
- Cellulose
- Foam Mineral Wool
- Concrete Blocks
- Insulation Concrete Forms
- Spray Foam
- Structural Insulated Panels
- Foam Board or Ridged Foam
Complete Drywall and Interior Fixtures, Start Exterior Finishes
- Drywall is Hung and Taped
- Texturing is Completed
- Primary Coat of Paint is Applied
- Exterior Finishes (Brick, Stucco, Stone) Are Installed
Finish Interior Trim, Install Exterior Walkways and Driveway
- Doors, Windowsills, Decorative Trim Installed
- Cabinets, Vanities, Fireplace Mantles Installed
- Final Coat of Paint
Install Hard Surface Flooring, Countertops; Complete Exterior Grading
Ceramic tile, vinyl and wood flooring are installed as well as countertops. Exterior finish grading is completed to ensure proper drainage away from the home and prepare the yard for landscaping.
Finish Mechanical Trims; Install Bathroom Fixtures
Light fixtures, outlets and switches are installed, and the electrical panel is completed. HVAC equipment is installed, and registers completed. Sinks, toilets, and faucets are put in place.
Install Mirrors, Shower Doors; Finish Flooring, Exterior Landscaping
Mirrors, shower doors and carpeting are installed, and final cleanup takes place. Trees, shrubs and grass are planted, and other exterior landscaping completed.
Inspection #5
A building-code official completes a final inspection and issues a certificate of occupancy. If any defects are found during this inspection, a follow-up inspection may be scheduled to ensure that they’ve been corrected.
Final Walk-Through
This is where you spot items that need to be corrected or adjusted!
Your Project Manager will walk you through your new home to acquaint you with its features and the operation of various systems and components and explain your responsibilities for maintenance and upkeep, as well as warranty coverage and procedures. It’s also an opportunity to spot items that need to be corrected or adjusted, so be attentive and observant. Examine the surfaces of countertops, fixtures, floors and walls for possible damage. Sometimes disputes arise because the homeowner discovers a gouge in a countertop after move-in and there’s no way to prove whether it was caused by the builder’s crew or the homeowner’s movers.
Design and Build Program
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Book a Free New Home Consultation with Us
Location
2812 Old Lee Hwy, Ste 100
A & C, Fairfax, VA – 22031
- 703-256-2421
- Sales@truealty.com