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For many, building a new home can be the fulfillment of a lifelong dream. However, for some, it can become a nightmare...especially for those who have never faced the Building a new home is a complex process which involves numerous decisions and requires an extensive knowledge of construction...from site selection to building code requirements to the choice of building materials. While some manage to "general" their own home construction project, most people find the commitment needed to build a new home overwhelming. And mistakes made through inexperience can cost both time and hard earned dollars...( time is money, too). In addition, subcontractors often provide experienced general contractors preferred pricing...something usually not offered to the inexperienced owner/builder. A good general contractor will make the process an enjoyable experience, keeping the owner involved and informed throughout the construction process. A good general contractor will advise the owners about proper site selection, local building requirements and the latest building products, ideas and techniques. A good general contractor will listen to the owner and make every effort to meet their needs and desires, with the understanding that details matter. Potter Custom Homes provides the experience, the ability and the knowledge to help you fulfill your dreams of a new home. We´re a "hands on" builder of custom homes, which means being on your job site daily. Charlie Potter, general contractor and company owner, is a professional cabinet-maker, and continues to personally perform the finish carpentry work in every home he builds. And we are proud to be associated with a team of professional subcontractors who we believe are the finest craftsmen available in the metropolitan area. Lets meet to review your plans and listen to your ideas. Compare our quality and value, then you decide. We want to be your builder of choice. | ||
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decision making process, the scheduling challenges and the trials of dealing with independent subcontractors and inspectors. 
This alone can mean the average owner/builder may be spending as much money to do the work themselves, as it would normally cost to have a professional general contractor manage their project.