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How To Tell A Good Builder - #2

Finished Homes NOT Fully Punched Out

You know what we mean? You’re touring a finished home and you notice a missing piece of trim, or a gouge out of some woodwork and you think “this is not quality”. A real estate colleague used to say, “that wasn’t a sign of lack of quality. The builder just hasn’t punched out the house yet” But it still is a negative reflection. A builder who takes pride in his work will either have his best foot forward on a finished home or you can tell that he’s in the process of getting it done. Having all the little things fixed exhibits a detail oriented mindset. (If you don’t recognize some of these terms, please ask.)

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One Response to “How To Tell A Good Builder - #2”

  1. Angie Says:
    March 5th, 2008 at 11:03 am

    I haven’t heard this before but you may be on to something. I’m currently house hunting and will be sure to look for this now!! Thanks.

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