A custom home takes shape long before construction becomes visible on the site. Chris Rapczynski explains that decisions made during preconstruction can influence scheduling, costs, coordination, and the ability to execute design details as intended. Choices that appear small on paper may become considerably more complicated once materials have been ordered and construction is underway.… Continue reading Why Preconstruction Decisions Have an Outsized Impact on a Custom Home Project
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