Ideas, Tips, Advice, Oh My!

​When you're going through the custom home building process in Lake Mary, you'll quickly learn that you have a number of (exciting) decisions to make when it comes to building your dream home.

One design aspect that may not immediately come to mind are the interior solid doors that you choose for your home. The doors throughout your home can make a huge statement, and they can help to pull together the overall impression that you want your home to make.

To help make the decision for choosing interior solid doors for your home easier, let's take a closer look at the style, material, and finish options available: 

​Without question, one of the biggest demands that custom home building clients want is an energy efficient home. Investing in energy efficiency will not only save you time and money, but you'll also create a more comfortable and durable home.
While there are a number of ways that you could make your home more energy efficient, let's focus this article on insulation.

Many people in the custom home building industry would agree that insulation is the most important building material in an energy efficient home. All too often, homeowners are tempted to splurge on fancy energy efficient appliances; however, without a good insulation system in place, the energy efficient appliances in your home may not be able to perform as intended.

Whether you're looking to purchase an existing home or are considering going the custom home building route, one factor that you're likely not taking into consideration is stud spacing.

Why in the world should you care about stud spacing?

Anytime you're going to hang something in your home--whether it be a shelf or large mirror--you'll want to place fasteners into wall studs for proper support.  
Also, stud spacing can impact the quality of the construction of your home.

​Remodeling your home can be an incredibly exciting time, but also often comes with some anxiety and stress. This is why it's so important that you select the right building contractor that not only shares your vision, but has the experience and resources necessary to successfully complete the project.
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Even when you have the best builder and most experienced professionals working on your home remodel, you're still going to need to make a number of decisions. These decisions can range from the position of your kitchen island to the paint color of your master bedroom trim. With so many decisions to be made, you may find yourself coming down with a severe case of decision-making fatigue.