— The process

From first conversation
to move-in day.

Six steps. Roughly four months. Weekly updates throughout. You’ll always know what’s happening on your home.

The six steps

  1. A planned home seen from the driveway, generated from its house plans. Visualization, not a photograph.Visualization

    Step 1: First conversation

    We meet, walk your land if you have it, and talk budget plainly.

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    If the numbers don't work, we'll tell you on the first call. By the end of it you'll know whether we're the right fit.
  2. A kitchen in the 3D model of a planned home, before finishes. Visualization, not a photograph.3D model
    The same kitchen finished with materials and lighting. Visualization, not a photograph.Visualization

    Step 2: Design

    See your home in 3D, room by room, before ground is broken.

    Left: the 3D model. Right: the same kitchen finished. Neither is a photograph.

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    Plans, then 3D visualizations, then interior selections. Home design and interior design happen in the same studio, and you're in the room for the choices that matter.
  3. A page from a client design booklet: a planting bed visualized at the house, its place on the planting plan, and the plant and water schedule. The picture is a visualization, not a photograph.Design booklet page

    Step 3: Permits & planning

    We file the permits and handle site prep. You don't make the calls.

    Every selection written down and placed on the plan.

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    We start permitting during design, not after, so the city is already reviewing by the time the drawings are signed.
  4. Photograph of a home under construction: slab poured, vapor barrier laid out beside it.Slab
    Photograph of lumber and board staged on the lot under a tarp.Materials on site
    Photograph of the same home framed and wrapped, roof on and windows in.Framed and wrapped
    Photograph of insulation fitted between the wall studs.Insulation in

    Step 4: Construction

    Weekly photo updates to your phone, and you can visit the site any time.

    Photographs of one of our builds, from slab to insulation.

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    You have a direct line to the builder for the whole build. Questions are answered by the person running the job.
  5. Photograph of a finished EJS Trade home at dusk with the lights on.

    Step 5: Final walkthrough

    We walk every room with you and fix anything before the keys change hands.

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    Punch-list work is finished before handover, not after.
  6. Photograph of the kitchen of a finished EJS Trade home at night, lit by two wall sconces either side of the range hood.

    Step 6: Move in

    Keys in hand. The builder warranty starts the day you move in.

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    The warranty schedule is documented and signed at handover: who to call, what's covered and for how long. We're a phone call away.
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