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Zone 2 Zone Custom Homes Limited has access to technologies that can make greener and safer buildings while solving affordable homes problem. Affordable housing problem can be solved by deploying newer technology to build homes faster and in greater volume along with municipal, provincial and federal government policies to fast track these projects and providing subsidies to new technologies.

I have worked with both Aman Bains and Simran D. and they are very professional project managers and are very sweet and easy to connect with. I was amazed by the sheer amount of technical knowledge both possessed and I felt that I was in a very safe hands. I will sincerely like to thank both of them and Zone 2 Zone Custom Homes limited for a very professional and immaculate service.

Sunny Dhillon

Using a professional home builder can provide numerous benefits when it comes to building your dream home. Here are some reasons why you should consider hiring a professional home builder: 

1. Expertise and Experience: A professional home builder has the knowledge and experience to navigate the complex process of home construction, from obtaining permits to ensuring the project is up to code. They have the skills and expertise to anticipate problems and find solutions to make the building process as smooth and efficient as possible.

2. Quality Workmanship: A professional home builder will have access to the best materials and equipment, as well as skilled tradespeople, to ensure that your home is built to the highest quality standards. They will also be able to provide warranties on their work, giving you peace of mind that your home will be built to last.

 3. Time-Saving: Building a home can be a time-consuming process, with many tasks requiring a great deal of attention to detail. A professional home builder can take care of these tasks, freeing up your time to focus on other important things.

 4. Cost-Effective: A professional home builder can help you save money in the long run by avoiding costly mistakes and using efficient building techniques. They can also provide advice on the most cost-effective materials and designs for your budget.

 5. Customization: With a professional home builder, you can customize your home to your exact specifications, ensuring that it meets your unique needs and lifestyle. A professional builder can help you with design, layout, and other important decisions, ensuring that your home is built just the way you want it.

Overall, hiring a professional home builder can make the process of building your dream home much smoother and more enjoyable, while ensuring that you end up with a high-quality, well-built home that will provide years of comfort and enjoyment. 

Making the decision to build a house is a huge commitment, and choosing your builder is probably just as important as choosing your location or floor plan. The builder you choose will be your point of contact for the next couple months as your new house goes from foundation to decoration. A good builder can give you the house of your dreams while you sit back and relax, but making the wrong choice can lead to a lot of stress and frustration.

This is an important question to ask because it lets you understand how qualified your builder is, and if they have the knowledge and experience to keep their business going with happy customers, and, in turn, make you one of those happy clients. A company that has been in business a year or two isn’t going to give you the same service as a company that has built homes for over 40 years!

It’s good to know if your builder has built a home in the style you are looking for. A builder who predominantly focuses on bungalows or infills may not be your first choice if you’re looking for a duplex. Ensure your builder either specializes in the style you want, or has lots of experience in multiple home build styles.

If your builder isn’t properly insured and licensed, it can put you at risk. If something goes wrong and they get shut down, you could lose your deposit and even more money. You are also liable if unlicensed workers are working on a property you own, so make sure your builder is legitimate and legal!

This is a great question to ask if you’re deciding between a couple different builders. It’s great to know where the perks are, because the little details, what your builder will do above and beyond the others, can make your home building experience all the more special!

Similar to the previous question, you have to ask your builder what they will be providing that is above and beyond other builders. You want to know what their houses will have that you can’t get anywhere else, whether that’s in the finishes and design, a stronger foundation, or better appliances.

The bigger the purchase, the more you want to know about your warranty options, and your new home will be one of the largest investments in your life. A good warranty program gives you peace of mind that if something goes wrong you will be covered, and that your builders have faith in their workmanship.

When making an investment, it is perfectly acceptable to verify claims with outside sources. A good builder will have reference lists of happy customers, and be able to point you in the right direction to hear what you need to make you feel comfortable working with them.

Nothing gives you the best picture about what a builder is capable of like seeing their work in person. That’s why it’s such a good idea to visit a builder’s show homes, and if they don’t have one, you can always get them to set up an appointment to view a previous customer’s home.

Energy-efficient homes can save you a lot of money month-to-month. If your builder knows how to make your home more efficient, you should definitely consider it.

Every builder is different, and if you don’t know what is and is not included in your builder’s fees, you won’t know how to put together your budget and mortgage loan request. Make sure you know exactly what you’re getting so you have no sudden expenses that can cause additional stress. Ask about landscaping, finished basements, decks, garages, fencing, etc.

Much like standard features, you want to know what your upgrade options are. If you can upgrade to a double sink in your master bedroom, add an ensuite to your spare bedroom, upgrade or downgrade your kitchen appliances, or choose hardwood floors are all things your builder can help you navigate.

You would usually only have one contact person in the company, and whether that’s a salesperson, site manager, or a superintendent can often change your experience working with a builder. Ask who you would be communicating with the majority of the time and make sure that works for you.

It depends on the company who runs each site, some companies only have superintendents run the site while other companies have the sites run mostly by the office. It’s good to know what you’re comfortable with and ask your builder how they would run the construction of your new home. 

Sometimes you change your mind on flooring, cabinetry, or even bigger things like two small bedrooms or one larger one, and it’s good to know how much time you have to update your plans if anything changes.

A breakdown of costs is good to see ahead of time. How much is labour compared to materials, how much of the budget is an estimate and how much is set. These are good things to know so you can plan accordingly. 

Knowing whether it’s going to be an open or closed site may be a factor in your decision. Some people want to see the house every step of the way, others are content with just seeing the final walk-through. When you know how often you’d like to visit the site, it might be easier to decide on a builder.

The answer to this question will vary depending on the size of the company and the season you start building. It may not be the biggest factor in choosing a builder, but it’s definitely necessary information so you can plan selling your current home/moving into your new home.

Some companies may have connections to keep the costs low, others may be very good at sticking to budgets and timelines. It’s good to ask your builder what their strategies for staying on budget and on time are so that you can get a sense of how they run their day-to-day.

Your builder will likely know the neighbourhood you want to build in quite well, so they will likely be able to share the information you’ll need to know to successfully build and live in your new home.

Building a home involves a lot of different inspections — foundation, plumbing, electrical, the list goes on. It’s good to know what your builder’s full inspection process is to make sure they cover all the bases and that you won’t have anything to worry about.

Much like anything in life, it is almost always a guarantee that complications will arise. Asking this question will give you an understanding of how open and honest your builder will be with you, and how well they handle difficult situations. 

Starting a home build can be stressful, but picking the right builder shouldn’t have to be. Gain as much knowledge as you can and think about what is most important to you, and you’ll be sure to make the right decision!