Building Blog

What's the first thing you think about when you're considering building a new home? Many of us think about location. We want something convenient and quiet with great views if possible. If you have kids, you probably think about the schools in the area. Maybe the thing that’s foremost on your mind is the floor plan. You want a home that fits your family’s lifestyle. 

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New homes in Middletown don't just build themselves. Somebody has to create the design, prepare the lot for building, coordinate all the details involved (from materials to scheduling, to subcontracting for electrical and plumbing) in the process and make sure that everything happens according to schedule and budget. 

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Buying a custom home is unlike any other purchasing process you've experienced. In addition to possibly being the largest single personal purchase you'll ever make, there are more details to consider when buying a home than there are for any other purchase. Chances are also good that you'll live with the decisions you make longer than with any other purchase. Buying your dream home is different than simply making a five-year investment. That’s why it’s important to understand how the process works. So let’s take a look at how the custom home buying process is different—and why that matters to you.

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Whether you’re looking for outdoor activities, culture, shopping, or a chance to rub shoulders with students and professors, you’ll find it in and around Middletown. It’s a great community where you’ll be able to explore all kinds of options. Here’s a quick look at some of what Middletown had to offer.

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If you’re planning on moving to Middletown from somewhere else in Connecticut, you may be wondering about what it’s actually going to cost you to live there. Fortunately, there’s information available to answer that question. And while the State of Connecticut as a whole is somewhat more expensive than the rest of the country, Middletown tends to be more affordable than many places in the state.

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