Who will be my main point of contact during construction?

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October 4, 2024

Who will be my main point of contact during construction?

The main point of contact would be your sales consultant, they are usually in the model or in the trailer and on-site about 5 days a week. They're there to help you. After you've met the builder, we also give you a cell phone number so you can communicate with the builder on-site. If you see some construction issues or something that may need help or repair, you can call, which is great because I don't know of any other builder that allows their construction manager to communicate directly to the buyer. It's a great concept for communication because we're all in communication together.

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The gold standard. That's what we discovered while working with Robertson Brothers. Prior to building, friends and neighbors warned us about how challenging it could be to work with builders. The horror stories we heard had us questioning our decisions. It didn't take long until we found that the stories were without merit. And every bad experience others had was countered by an excellent experience with the entire Robertson Brothers crew. We started building our house with a band of strangers. When we finished, those strangers had become friends. Rest assured, if we ever build another house, there's only one company we'll contact.