James Andrews Custom Homes

This will be a great class as part of the Ask the builders Series with the Dallas Builders Association.

This will be a great class in the Ask the Builder Series. Must know information for builders, remodelers, engineers, architects, etc.

I am in the Thermafoam booth this week at the International Builder Show.
Thermafoam makes the Structural Insulated Panels that I use to build my super high performance Homes and buildings.

C8143 is the booth number. Come by and say hello!

Maggianos’s & Market Trends! Sharing the hot seat with some truly talented architects and builders over a great lunch. We’d love to see you / meet you. You have questions, we have answers! Ticket link in comments.

Matt Mitchell honored as 2022 Designee of the Year • Dallas Builders Association Builder Matt Mitchell of James Andrews Custom Homes has been selected as the Dallas BA’s 2022 Designee of the Year. Each month the Education Committee highlights a different designation and an outstanding member who promotes that designation and is committed to continuing their education. Mitchell...

I am Speaking at this event July 16th. Come by and see what Dr. Burgess is putting together.

I want to bring to ya'lls attention:

Josh is teaching a Plumbing for Builders class for the DBA as part of the new DBA Master Builder Certification series classes.
I am signed up and would like to see ya'll take the class as well. 👏
The class is this Tuesday from 10 -11:30 am. It will be a hybrid class both in person at the Burgess Consultants offices and Zoom.
Hope to see ya'll there!

This illustrates the difference between "super high performance" and "high performance". High performance is only energy efficiency.
SIPs are not only very, very energy efficient...The strength of SIPs are tremendous.
Two very large pine trees fell on this house during hurricane Ida. The size of the tree on the ground is huge and it bounced off of the roof.
The other tree certainly would have cut the house in two if it was a stick built house.

A builder's viewpoint: Why the age of Dallas' housing stock matters - Dallas Business Journal The median age of a home in Dallas County is 41 years old — solidly middle-aged for houses, which have a lifespan of around 80 years as a rule of thumb.