Building a custom home can be very overwhelming
for someone not familiar with construction. From site preparation
and plan development to local ordinances, and compliance with building
inspections, many don't have the time or experience to construct
their home properly. Let The Construction Authority take the stress
out of building your dream home and enjoy choosing your cabinets,
carpet, tile, and so on. We will walk you through the entire process
and make it simple to understand.
The Construction Authority is proud to be a part of promoting energy
efficiency by taking advantage of the latest in affordable high
tech energy efficient building materials that are now available
to the average consumer. The use of Tech Shield radiant barriers,
foam insulation, Energy Star rated double glazed low E windows,
Energy Star rated split A/C system, Solar powered roof fans, stud
cavity insulation, and Tyvek house wrap to name a few.
 Regulatory Review - confirm that all agency
and zoning issues affecting building and zoning are acceptable
or addressed appropriately
Preliminary Design - meeting to design or modify
existing plans to identify exactly what the client is looking
for
Cost Analysis - provide an accurate budget
of each design to be considered. This will include all specifications
and allowances in writing for the client to review
Value Engineering - Post bid review of construction
costs and design to identify opportunities to save money without
reducing quality or functionality.
Confirmation of Cost and Design - This is the
final completion of the preliminary stages of the design-build
approach and approval from the client to commence production
Construction and Engineering Plans - Plans
are drawn up, put forward to engineering for approval.
Permitting - Submit plans to county for approval,
tracking the building permit, and all other agency permits and
approvals
Subcontractor Initiation - All trades are scheduled
out with the vendors on the preferred vendor list.
Project Construction - Actual commencement
of construction per approved set of plans, keeping the client
involved in all phases of construction
Predrywall Meeting - Homeowner is orientatedon the building of
their home before drywall is installed. All options and locations are verified at this meeting.
Project Finalization - Completion of work and
obtaining the certificate of occupancy.
Initial Homeowner Orientation - Homeowner walks
home with a construction manager once the home is completed to
verify that it is complete to their satisfaction. Any issues will
be addressed within 5 days.
Final Homeowner Orientation - The client is
orientated on the home, familiarize of proper homeowner maintenance
procedures, and and verify all issues are complete to the homeowners
satisfaction.
Deliver Complete As-Built Drawings - Provide
complete and accurate as-built drawings to the client, along with
all instructions and warranties
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