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Home Waste Management: Do I Need an ATU System
Jan
05

Home Waste Management in Cape Coral: Do I Need an ATU System?

If you are building on property that does not have access to municipal utilities including water/sewer, you will need a way to process the wastewater from your home.

Traditionally, homes that aren’t connected to city water/sewer would install a septic system to handle wastewater, but current septic laws mandate the use of ATU wastewater treatment systems for parcels under an acre in certain regions of Cape Coral. This legal shift highlights the importance of understanding advanced wastewater treatment options.

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Busting 8 Myths About New Construction Home Insurance
Nov
29

Busting 8 Myths About New Construction Home Insurance

There are many myths and misconceptions surrounding home insurance for new construction homes, which can make navigating the world of insurance coverage seem like a daunting task. To help make things less confusing, we’re going to bust 8 of these myths so you can understand the coverage you may need for your new home with confidence.

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5 Ways You Can Benefit from an Open Concept Dining Space
Nov
15

5 Ways You Can Benefit from an Open Concept Dining Space

In recent years, open floor plans have become increasingly popular in new home builds, breaking down traditional barriers and fostering a sense of connectivity among family and friends. One of the key areas where this design philosophy shines is the dining space. There are numerous advantages to an open concept dining area that can enhance your lifestyle and transform the way you experience your home.

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Nov
02

Get The Dirt On Fill Dirt

Fill dirt is the term used to describe any type of soil or earth material that is used to fill a hole, level the ground, or raise the elevation of a property. It’s an important component of many construction projects, including the building of new homes. Fill dirt, also known as backfill, is typically sourced from a variety of locations, including excavation sites, construction projects, and agricultural fields. It’s important to note that not all fill dirt is created equal. The quality of the soil can vary greatly depending on its composition, moisture content, and other factors. This means that not all fill dirt is suitable for use in construction projects.

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Kitchen Color Schemes - Choosing the Perfect Palette for Your Space
Oct
18

Kitchen Color Schemes: Choosing the Perfect Palette for Your Space

Customizing a new kitchen for your home build is an exciting opportunity to infuse your personal style and create a space that reflects your vision. One of the key decisions you’ll face is selecting the perfect color scheme. The right combination of colors can enhance the aesthetics, set the mood, and create a cohesive look throughout your kitchen. Here are 4 inspiring kitchen color schemes to help you make a statement in your new home.

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Oct
04

Construction Financing: Understanding Float Down Rates

Building your dream home is an exciting journey, but it comes with its fair share of financial considerations. One of the most critical aspects is securing a favorable interest rate for your Construction-to-Permanent loan. As you navigate the construction phase, you’ll lock in an initial rate for a Construction-to-Permanent loan. But what if interest rates drop before your loan converts into a traditional mortgage? This is where Float Down Rates step in to offer you a unique opportunity for savings and peace of mind – they’re your secret weapon in the ever-fluctuating world of interest rates. Continue reading ..

Sep
20

Build Your Dream Home with a Construction-to-Perm Loan

If you are planning to build a new construction home in Florida, you may be wondering how to finance your project. One financing option to consider is a construction-to-perm loan. In this blog post, we’ll explain what a construction-to-perm loan is, how it works, and when interest payments are due. We’ll also discuss how the loan converts to a permanent loan at the completion of construction.

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11 Tips For Navigating Hurricane Damage Insurance Claims
Sep
06

11 Tips For Navigating Hurricane Damage Insurance Claims

Dealing with the aftermath of a hurricane can be an overwhelming experience for homeowners, especially if there was property damage from the storm. While it may be tempting to put off filing insurance claims until the electric is back and cleanup is finished, it’s a crucial matter that requires attention as soon as possible. To help homeowners navigate this daunting process, we’ve put together 11 tips for tackling insurance claims after hurricane damage.

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