Send us a text In this episode of Custom Built, we’re breaking down what’s really happening during the pre-construction phase—and why your contractor might seem so quiet. From coordinating with architects, engineers, and trades to validating budgets, sourcing materials, confirming elevations, navigating zoning and permits, and planning for surprises behind walls or under floors, this stage is packed with critical behind-the-scenes work. It may look like “nothing is happening,” but it’s actual...
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Send us a text In this episode of Custom Built, we’re breaking down what’s really happening during the pre-construction phase—and why your contractor might seem so quiet. From coordinating with architects, engineers, and trades to validating budgets, sourcing materials, confirming elevations, navigating zoning and permits, and planning for surprises behind walls or under floors, this stage is packed with critical behind-the-scenes work. It may look like “nothing is happening,” but it’s actual...
Forget the Price Tag — What’s Your Comfort Number?
Custom Built
20 minutes
3 months ago
Forget the Price Tag — What’s Your Comfort Number?
Send us a text In this episode of Custom Built, we’re talking about one of the scariest words in any renovation: the budget. I know it makes a lot of people uncomfortable, but avoiding it is the fastest way to end up with a stressful, messy project. I’ll walk you through why knowing your budget upfront is non-negotiable, how to separate your feelings about money from the numbers themselves, and what realistic costs look like for kitchens, bathrooms, and other renovations. We’ll also cover how...
Custom Built
Send us a text In this episode of Custom Built, we’re breaking down what’s really happening during the pre-construction phase—and why your contractor might seem so quiet. From coordinating with architects, engineers, and trades to validating budgets, sourcing materials, confirming elevations, navigating zoning and permits, and planning for surprises behind walls or under floors, this stage is packed with critical behind-the-scenes work. It may look like “nothing is happening,” but it’s actual...
