A Texas home builder above all home builders in Texas

Even if you're talking with another Texas home builder, we want to make sure you get the home you pay for. Here are some questions that you should ask any builder you're thinking of working with.

One of the strongest indicators of how happy you will be in your new home is to find out how happy other homeowners are with theirs. A good builder should be able to provide referrals or contact information from at least ten recent clients.

Various states and locations can have very different inspection regulations. Even if inspections are not required, your builder should have fully licensed inspectors out to check every stage of your home's construction.

Liability insurance protects your home after construction is complete and protects your investment from builder negligence or default. Most home builders in Texas have liability insurance, but it can't hurt to make sure.

The Environmental Protection Agency and various state commissions work to ensure your home's construction is environmentally sound. Besides helping to protect the environment, compliant builders also protect you from fines that can cost thousands of dollars a day.

Fully engineered slabs help prevent your floors from squeaking and your foundations from bowing and cracking. This is extremely important in new home construction.

Make sure your builder has documents to back up his answers to these questions. Copies of licenses, inspections and plans will help you ensure the quality of your home.

Contact Austin Custom Homes and learn more about these and other important factors to consider when choosing your homebuilder.