Although the home buyer has been given some legislative protection, it truly isn’t enough to protect the biggest single investment of most people’s lives. It’s extremely important that the consumer be aware of the factors to look for when purchasing a home.

One factor that can have a tremendous impact on the quality of construction is the weather, both locally and nationally. When there is inclement weather there is little or no protection for a wood framed house during the early phases of construction. Wet wood swells which causes joints to weaken, warp and twist. Wet wood can become a breeding source for wood spores and fungi which can cause health problems. Additionally, wet wood can dry unevenly which is one of the main reason walls in homes develop cracks.

When other parts of the country experience severe and devastating storms, the subsequent damage creates a shortage of building materials and prices increase. You can imagine what a builder would do if he sees his profits disappear as the price of materials increase by 25 to 50%. Inevitably, he will cut corners somewhere to protect himself and his business. Weather is not a detrimental factor in constructing a "Super Home". We neither deplete natural resources nor fear the elements.

Other important factors in determining the quality of construction are correct room dimensions, proper wall height, straight walls that are vertically plumb, and corners that are square. If these factors are met, the subcontractors can do higher quality work rather that correct or adjust for poorly constructed walls. "Super Home" walls meet all of the above criteria because the polystyrene blocks are accurate and precise in their dimensions. This accuracy demands correct installation by the contractor which translates into a high quality home. Our "Super Home" will give you that quality.