THE SERVICE YOU DESERVE

When your new home is custom-built by C&M, LLC, you'll have the opportunity to choose the products and components used in your home.  As a C&M customer, you'll have great flexibility and control, and your range of choices are limited only to your imagination in terms of the items and features that are integrated into your new home.

C&M, LLC works on a "cost and fee" basis.  Everything is done in an open approach—you get to see all of the costs that go into construction your home—and we are paid a fee based on a percentage of the overall cost of your project.  This method allows you to have control and influence over what goes into your home, which will directly affect the overall costs.  That way, it's possible to make adjustments in product and component choices that could help enhance affordability.

C&M, LLC continually strives to improve our performance, and make each new project an outstanding one.  We provide top-notch workmanship, both from our perspective and yours.  Most importantly, we make every effort to create the whole experience of building a home a pleasant, satisfying one for you. 

Price is important and should be looked at, however, price along should not be the bottom line.  the cost of building your home should not be viewed separately from the quality and value you can buy with your dollars.  the reliability of the builder is very important.  As a prospective customer, you should evaluate the builder's workmanship.  the two most critical questions you should ask yourself are:  "Will I be able to work well with the builder as the project moves forward?" and "Am I confident that I'll be fully satisfied with the end result of this builder's work?"

Spend time with the prospective builder.  Ask many questions about your specific project and visit homes the company has completed.  If you have special home features in mind, such as an unique fireplace or even an indoor pool, you should find out if the builder has worked on such features before.

All custom builders are not the same.  We've all heard some home-building "horror stories" from friends, relatives, or colleagues.  Who you choose for your project can make the critical difference in whether you're satisfied or dissatisfied with the home.

Absolutely!  Building a custom home is much different from having a new home built in a subdivision.  Such homes are only "custom-built" in a limited sense.  Frequently, the choices are restricted, both in the design of the home and in the products that go into the home.  When the customer truly custom-builds a home, he or she has a great deal of control over the design and features of the home.  With the support and expertise of a good custom builder, you can choose from a wide array of designs, features, and products for your home.  In making these choices, you can "build-in" more value for your home today, and increase the home's resale value over the long term.

In general, yes.  A custom home is likely to cost you more, for example, than a subdivision home of similar size in the same market.  Cost differences can be attributed to the use of premium goods, components, and specifications in nearly every element of the custom home—one that looks better, lasts longer, and offers much more in the way of comfort and features.