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For some future custom homeowners, the path to homeownership involves a more hands-on approach.

In a custom home building project, there are usually three ideas about how the process will go:

For the property owner looking for a new utility building, pole barns deliver on many fronts – from being a cost-effective alternative to a structure that lasts long and has minimal maintenance. 

The custom home building process is indeed a process. 

A completed custom home represents many months of work with plenty of milestones, from working with a client to design a home that meets all their expectations to completing finishing work. 

Ask any client who has committed to building a custom home when they'd like their project to be completed, and there's a good chance they'll say, "Yesterday."

There are some styles of home that withstand the test of time. 

No matter where you look, almost every home has a utility structure on its property.

For some, the dream of custom homeownership is realized in a very hands-on manner.

Unless you’re working with a client who’s been through the custom home building process before (a rarity), chances are the future homeowners who come through your dealership’s doors will have lots of questions. 

Even in the big city, there’s nothing like having a home that’s unquestionably yours down to the smallest detail.