Frequently Asked Questions

We prefer to establish a professional relationship with our clients entrusting us to perform a PSA. The PSA will establish construction drawings, engineer reports and detailed specifications, which will set the parameters for the scope of work. From this we can create an accurate estimate, minimizing the use of change orders and creating the proper job schedule. Every builder will have a unique way of planning and developing the scope of work for your project. Find a builder that is trustworthy, experienced and you enjoy working with.

Yes. The PSA is a document you have paid for and therefore own once we are finished with the process.

Yes, the PSA is a document that outlines the full scope of work and selections for your project. When we move to the contract phase the total amount of the PSA will be applied to the first draw of the contract amount.

It’s all about the details. We have a three step process where we will 1) walk through the project once we wrap up production with you the customer and identify any items that may need attention. 2)  Around the three month mark we will send a sheet for you to fill out with anything we may have missed on the initial walk and give you time to be sure everything is working properly . 3) We will do the same process at 11 months just before the standard 1 year warranty for manufacturer warranty items is up.