Saskatoon Infills

Another reason to consider building! New homes are designed with the wants and needs of today’s home owners. This includes mudrooms, walk in pantries, walk in closets, and taller ceilings throughout the home.

If you are thinking about building an infill home, be sure to have a discussion with your home builder about how the build costs are determined and what your exposure may be for cost overruns. The last thing you want when building a home is unexpected financial surprises!

One of the biggest benefits to a new home is that the home will be covered with warranty if something goes wrong. This provides you with peace of mind with your investment!

When choosing a builder, be sure to inquire about how they ensure their homes are energy efficient - or what options they provide for high efficient homes!

Did you know building codes are always evolving and updated every five years? With each update, there are a significant number of changes to ensure homes are built better and safer. Some examples are the improvements in electrical wiring and radon gas protection over the years.

Communication is everything! When choosing a builder for your infill property - or any property - be sure to speak to references and ask about the quality of communication. Ideally your builder have a system in place to ensure regular communication.

One thing you can be assured of with new home construction is that the house foundation will be new, durable, and will have had multiple inspections as part of the requirements of the building permit. Always good to know what you are getting!

A home is a huge investment! Many builders will 'say' they are high quality. When choosing a builder - ask your builder what makes them different or how they ensure each home is built to the highest standards of quality.

One benefit to consider if you are thinking of building an infill property. No renovations required!! Since new homes are based on the latest trends for materials, styles, and floor plans... you should be able to move and settle in with minimal effort. The alternative may be starting a renovation on a pre-owned home and keeping the scope of work and costs under control. Something to ponder!

One of the biggest decisions you will make when building an infill home (or any home!) is choosing a builder. Client feedback is a great way to get the inside scoop and help you make the right choice. Be sure to get both past and present references!

Check out this build in progress by ! The Industrial House is for sale! This property is a 1,718 SF infill development located in the beautiful neighborhood of Varsity View.

For more information, visit www.hometownhomes.ca

Another great reason to consider building is comfort. Homes that are more energy efficient are more comfortable to live in. You'll conserve some of your own energy too... less fighting with that thermostat :)