New Home Construction - Choice Builders

1115 S. Main Street, Ste. 100, Cedar City, UT 84720COVID-19 Response

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What difference does it make to live in an ENERGY STAR Certified Home?

Will I get a home with everything I want, the way I want it?

How can I have lots of windows and still have an energy efficient home?

What makes a house energy efficient?

What is the HERS Index and why is it important?

How will I know what's happening each day during the building process?

How do you insulate houses for the best energy efficiency?

How can a house be designed for optimal comfort?

How can I make sure my house is a healthy place to live?

Learn more about building a new home:

Interviewing Your Contractor

When looking for the right contractor for your unique project, there are many things to think about…and although price is important, it shouldn’t be the primary reason to choose a contractor. So, what...

Fixed Price Contract, Part 1

Last time, we reviewed some important elements of any construction contract. Don’t forget that a detailed Scope of Work is essential to setting the proper expectations with your contractor.Now let’s g...

Indoor Air Quality

One of the great things about Southern Utah is the wonderful outdoors. There are so many things to do and see…they literally beckon to you to head out. Those first few steps in that clean, crisp air w...

Energy Efficient Home and Healthy Construction

Building homes isn’t just about creating something new and innovative; it’s about helping our customers realize their dreams while protecting the environment and enhancing the community in which they ...

Cost Plus Contracts, Part 1

Cost Plus with No Gross Max Price (GMP) is commonly referred to as simply “Cost Plus.” This contact method has no fixed price. Essentially, the Builder is saying: “I’ll build your house, give you...

Is it less expensive to build a basement or a second story?

This question gets asked a great deal and the answer is driven by the market and current material prices. Generally speaking, building up tends to be less expensive than a basement. That said, not too...