Expert Architects in Columbia, SC

I recommend at least having it under contract, there are too many variables to each lot that can affect design, style, and budget. We can then help navigate folks into whether its the right or wrong lot once we start the plan design process for them, if they have the time contractually to do this due diligence.

Only in very selected neighborhoods. So my general answer is no. I will evaluate a lot once we have started the plan design process or have somesort of small deposit if they already have there plans and we are moving toward building there home.

We work on a 6 month schedule for crawl space homes, and a 9 month schedule for basement homes. We are now using a app called Builder Trend that is sharing our schedule with our subs to keep everyone notified as to when we need them. Its a great tool. It also allows us a portal to post daily logs with pics and weather log to keep them in the know.

It starts with our questionnaire in the design process where I learn there vision and desired level of finishes for selectable items, then once we have allowances and numbers built and have gone to contract we set up appointments with all of our vendors in house designers to help make selection decisions. We try to get clients to make all selections in the first month after signing contract, but understand sometimes you need more time, so we can help prioritize items by there needed importance so not impede schedule.

Yes you can, but we ask that it be during business hours with a BBC representative if possible. We also set up multiple walk throughs and on site meetings at safe times in construction to get our clients input through out.