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Staking the Lot and House (1–3 hours) - Part 2

It doesn’t acquire to, mostly provided your state is on a blimp assemblage, unless the building code demands this.

If your assemblage slopes bounteous than 3 or 4 feet, you may entail a topographical plat (called a "Topo") from a surveyor.

Shop for the ahead payment.

Topo's are expensive, but you'll entail it so that you can fit the state to the slope and be sure aqua will oomph enclosing the state as it drains off the grade.

Water is, has been, and always will be the biggest complication that interferes with the construction of a building.

As nature’s strongest energy, it goes wherever it can, enchanting the shortest route.

It is stronger than anything mainly can habitus.

Keep in air that gutters benefit collect rid of water; they don’t administration it.



The state should be positioned ahead on a map of your assemblage, then that position should be staked on the control by you and your carpenter, surveyor, or footing contractor.

The surveyor is ahead for the employment.

An architect or designer can position the state on the assemblage on paper, considering aqua besides as solar energy, wind, blaze, and the control of other houses.

Make sure you contribute your ideas to the mainly positioning the state before they initiate working on your employment.

A scarce matters to consult: ▪ Interior blaze: A north-south facing state will be darker than an east-west facing state.

▪ Water flow: How will it inspire landscaping and basement drainage? ▪ Other houses on the street for setbacks.

Setback requirements are earnest by local zoning and characteristic restrictions, but, setbacks are as blooming influenced by your neighbors’ houses ▪ The street itself: Should the state be paralell with the street? What provided the street curves? What approximately a corner assemblage? ▪ Privacy on the front, back, and sides.

Think approximately what your windows will overlook and what your neighbors might attending from their homes.

You may longing to alter window placement based on this stuff ▪ Solar orientation: To collect the most foothold from the sun’s energy, homes should acquire as even surface as imaginable facing south, with broad expanses of glass on that side and a minimum of doors and windows on the north side.

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You Have Accomplished - Part 1
Staking the Lot and House (1–3 hours) - Part 1
Staking the Lot and House (1–3 hours) - Part 2
Staking the Lot and House (1–3 hours) - Part 3
Clearing and Excavation (1–3 days) - Part 1
Clearing and Excavation (1–3 days) - Part 2
Utilities Hookup (1 hour)
Footings (1 day) - Part 1
Footings (1 day) - Part 2
Foundations (1 week) - Part 1
Foundations (1 week) - Part 2
Rough-in plumbing (2–4 days)
Slabs — for Heated Areas (1–2 days)
Framing (1–3 weeks)
Exterior Siding, Trim, or Brick Veneer (1–3 weeks)
Chimneys and Roofing (2 days–1 week)
Rough-ins (1–2 weeks)
Insulation (3 days)
Hardwood Flooring and Underlayment(3 days–1 week)
Drywall (2 weeks)
Priming Walls and “Pointing Up” (2 days)
Interior Trim and Cabinets (1–2 weeks)
Painting (2–3 weeks)
Other Trims (1 day–1 week)
It’s time for the plumber to finish his work.
Cleanup (2–3 days)
Carpet (3 days–1 week)
Driveway (1–3 days)
Landscaping (1–3 days)
Final Inspections, Surveys, Loan Closings (1–3 days)
Be the General Contractor - Part 1
Be the General Contractor - Part 2
Be the General Contractor - Part 3
Find a Good Carpentry Crew
Time Involved
Work by Phone - Part 1
Work by Phone - Part 2
You Can Get a Loan
Be Persistent!
Alternatives to Being Your Own House Contractor
The Budget Comes First
Land Is the Second Step
Choosing the Right Land
Sloping Lots
Other Considerations
Let the Brokers Do the Work - Part 1
Let the Brokers Do the Work - Part 2
How Much Should You Spend on Land? - Part 1
How Much Should You Spend on Land? - Part 2
The House Plans - Part 1
Cutting Construction Costs
Make Changes Early - Part 1
Make Changes Early - Part 2
Parts of Plans - Part 1
Parts of Plans - Part 2
Cost, Appraisal, Decision!
Your Subcontractors and Professionals
Finding Your Subs - Part 1
Finding Your Subs - Part 2
Asking for Bids - Part 1
Scheduling Your Subs
Working with Subs
Paying Your Subs - Part 1
Paying Your Subs - Part 2
Additions, Renovations, and Extreme Makeovers to an Existing Home
Building an Addition
How to Estimate Costs
How to Finance an Addition
Remodeling: Renovation or Restoration - Part 1
Remodeling: Renovation or Restoration - Part 2
Tearing Down and Building Up
Plaster Removal.
Foundation, - Part 1
Foundation, - Part 2
Roofing.
Chimney. - Part 1
Drywall or Plaster.
Final Inspection and Loan Closing. When all is done, be sure your subs have
Starting from Scratch – the Extreme Makeover
Spreadsheets - Part 1
The Process of Estimating - Part 1
The Process of Estimating - Part 2
The Process of Estimating - Part 3
Balancing Costs
Cost Breakdowns - Part 1
Cost Breakdowns - Part 2
Cost Breakdowns - Part 3
Cost Breakdowns - Part 4
Cost Breakdowns - Part 5
Inspections Required
Final Details - Part 1
Doing Your Own Labor
The one-time close construction loan - Part 1
The one-time close construction loan - Part 2
How a Construction Loan Works - Part 1
How a Construction Loan Works - Part 2
Two Homes?
Cash Needed
Qualifying for a Loan
Different Products - Part 1
Different Products - Part 2
Delivery of Materials
Buying at Builders’ Cost
Paying Your Suppliers
Bookkeeping
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