A subdivision setting is not for everyone. Perhaps you've driven by a piece of property and can't stop thinking about what it could become. Maybe your family owns a parcel and wants to pass it on to you. Or possibly you already own the right piece of land but you just don't know what to do next!
The next step in getting the property ready to begin the process of building a custom requires much foresight and planning. There are many different issues to perpare for including approvals, septic system design, connecting to city water or drilling a well, electricity connections, gas or propane connections or tanks, and drive access or property easements are just a few items that have to be considered and looked into before your site is ready to go.
Whatever the case may be it is very important to hire a contractor that is eminently qualified to help you get your site ready for construction. As one of our area's premier custom homebuilders, Ron Mendenhall and his Sons (company names listed below) expertise extends to site development and/or approval work as well. They have the experience and contacts with the area's most respected required professionals and they enjoy excellent relationships with many of the local town and planning boards. When utilizing this outstanding construction team to assist you in your goals, their name and reputation carries much needed clout. These associated professionals know they can rely on us to be organized, competent, and financially stable which translates into better service for you at a more affordable price.
Often times getting a site ready for construction and, more importantly, knowing how much it may cost to do this, is as critical as the actual home building process itself. The information you gain from understanding everything that is involved with getting your site ready is crucial to knowing what limitations you may face in planning for your home. This is why we always advise the home owner to spend some time with their home builder in this important site preparation phase before you spend too much time and money with home plans that may be unaffordable or not suited for your site.
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