Buying NH real estate can be a confusing process.  Buying a new home or new construction real estate can't be more difficult, can it?  Absolutely!  Buying New Hampshire new construction real estate is 10 times more complex.  Every aspect to the transaction is more complicated.  Show me another so called "professional" who tells you differently, and I'll show you someone who does not know the difference.  There are so many components to buying NH new construction homes that it's imperative that you choose carefully when considering who you want to assist you in such a purchase.  I have not only sold many newly constructed New Hampshire homes, I have taken the time to continue my education to ensure that I am offering my clients the best representation that I possibly can.  This is why I have achieved my Residential Construction Certification.

Just take a look at a list of the topics covered in the certification process:

Architectural Drawings

• Creating Architectural Drawings
• Dimensions and Scales
• Material & Plan Symbols
• Building Section
• Floor Plans

Building and Site Design

• Site Design and Evaluation
• Topographical Plan
• Site Development
• Site Evaluation Checklist

Construction Scheduling

• Dynamics of Scheduling
• Construction Scheduling Flow Chart
• Construction Scheduling Worksheet
• Permits and Approvals

Foundation Systems

• Foundation Types & Considerations
• Standard Gravel Backfill
• Full Gravel Backfill
• Gravity Drainage
• Sump Pump Drainage
• Crawlspace Foundation Details
• Slab Foundation Details
• Piers & Piling Details
• Permanent Wood Foundation

Framing

• Structure and Terminology
• Structural Loads
• Panel Materials
• Alternative Structural Materials
• Double Layer Floor Construction
• Single Layer Floor Construction
• Single Layer Wooden I - Joist
• Double Layer Wooden I - Joist
• Roof Types
• Roof Pitches
• Truss Construction
• Roof Sheathing
• Stair Construction
• Pressure Treated Lumber
• Manufactured Housing

Concrete

• Concrete Materials & Qualities

Roofing & Siding

• Roof Terminology
• Roofing & Siding Materials
• Horizontally Applied Siding
• Wood Shingles and Shakes
• Cement Stucco
• Synthetic Stucco
• Brick Veneer

Doors & Windows

• Door & Window Symbols
• Door & Window Components
• Door Construction
• Window Construction
• Window Styles

Fireplaces

• Masonry Fireplace Construction
• Factory Built Fireplaces

Mechanicals

• Electrical Symbols
• Heating & Cooling Systems
• HVAC System Layout
• Plumbing Symbols
• Plumbing Systems

Energy Efficiency

• Energy Efficient Construction
• Insulation Materials
• Roof Ventilation
• Green Building

Interior Finishing

• Interior Wall Surfaces
• Cabinetry
• Countertops
• Flooring
• Moldings and Trims
• Paint Types & Quality
• Stains & Finishes

Inspections & Occupancy

• Inspections
• Finalizing and Other Considerations

As you can see from this list, nearly every aspect of the home building process is covered.  For you, this means that I am well aware of what my clients need to keep in mind when talking with a builder about having their "dream" built.  I know how to protect their interests in the beginning , when it's most important!  Are you interviewing other REALTORS?  Ask them if they are Residential Construction CERTIFIED.  If you are even thinking about building a new home in New Hampshire, don't sell yourself short.  Give me a call today.