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Starting Strong
In home-building, anything is possible with the right architect
Building the perfect home starts with the perfect plan.
If you’re building your own home, you almost certainly have a long list of priorities. Finding a way to check all those boxes means having the right person to help you plan; someone who will work one-on-one with you and who not only promises to turn dreams into reality, but knows the best way to go about it.
Often, homeowners must choose between custom builders and architects, but sometimes, they have the option of using both.
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Bob Webb Homes eliminates that decision from the equation by connecting customers with a personal architect to work in all the home features they want in the smartest way possible.
The company also uses an in-house cabinet shop and landscaping to personalize the home-building experience and ensure 100 percent customization. But it’s the architect with whom true customization of a home starts.
“We feel like we built the house we envisioned for our family,” says Bob Webb client Jennifer. “We have been able to tweak things. We have been able to make things the way we want them, that we feel would (make them) best function for us.”
The ability to seamlessly change features midway through the process was a big help, she says.
The process helped produce the laundry room/mudroom/pantry area that will be a major highlight of the new house.
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“A lot of times, you don’t realize how much time is spent getting in and out of the house with a lot of children and, currently, that is one of the hardest things,” she says. “We are tripping over bags, (but) now, I feel we have the space to get organized and get out the door.”
Jennifer has worked with non-custom builders, she says, and working with Bob Webb allowed her much more input on the design process.
“We have had a choice to decide everything from the color of the trim to the color of our light switch plates,” she says.
All photos are courtesy of Bob Webb Homes. Visit www.bobwebb.com to learn more about the company and its custom design process.
