Quality, and we refuse to do anything inexactly.

In construction, there’s EXACTLY and not exactly. You’ll hear others say we do things “right” (to them or you?) or “correctly” (I sure hope so!). But there’s no arguing exactly.

For example, air sealing and painting. You’re either exact or inexact. Being exact takes time, care and triple checking. If you’re not air-sealing exactly, then you’re leaching air, which technically isn’t “sealed”. (You’ve likely seen inexact painting so I won’t elaborate.)

Another example, here’s the framing lumber we use, here’s what most others use, Southern Pine #2, including large tract builders whose names you see on signs along the highway.

What would you prefer for your home? Exactly or not exactly?

You get what you pay for in design and construction, and most often you get less.

Email me and I’ll gladly answer anything you’d like to know about how things work and our standards. We’re proud of our thoroughness and transparency.