Customer Questionnaire

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Help us get to know you and your family, so we may assist in your future custom home.

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What size of home are you looking for? (living spaces)

2000 sq.ft - 3000 sq.ft

3000 sq.ft - 4000 sq.ft

4000 sq.ft - 5000 sq.ft

5000 sq.ft and up

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Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Basement

What is your approximate budget range for your new home? (not including land) *

1,000,000-1,500,000

1,500,000-3,000,000

3,000,000+

Do you need assistance finding land?

I own my own lot

I am looking for a lot

Do you need assistance with mortgage pre-approval?

Yes

I would like more information from your draw mortgage specialists

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What are the primary reasons for building a new home? (check all that apply)

Dream home

Investment

Need more space

Relocation

Country lifestyle

Would you like your home to be a

Bungalow

Two-Story

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General style of home

MODERN FARMHOUSE - This design takes the comfortable, relaxed farmhouse style and adds modern touches such as smooth lines, glossy accents and neutral color schemes. It's less rustic, more sophisticated and uses contemporary design elements like stainless steel appliances, granite countertops and sleek lighting.

TIMBER FRAME - Timber framing gives you the flexibility to build the style of mountain home that fits you best - from a rustic heavy timber cabin to a modern architectural masterpiece.

CONTEMPORARY - Refers to today's building styles, which can vary in design and appearance, it looks to connect indoors and outdoors, and tends to emphasize energy efficiency, sustainable materials, lots of natural light and the use of recycled non-toxic materials.

MOUNTAIN CONTEMPORARY - Modern and edgy while ensuring it fits well within the natural surroundings, and taking advantage of great views and landscapes

RANCH - Originally modeled after rural Western ranches. Ranch architecture bears a slight resemblance to the modern style with open floor plans and easy connections to the outdoors. Focused mainly on practicality, most ranch homes also feature an attached garage. Single-floor and split-level floor plans live under the ranch style.

MODERN - Open living spaces, clean, geometric lines and function-over-form are key elements of the style.

CRAFTSMAN - Born out of the Arts and Crafts Movement, the emphasis is on natural materials — wood, stone and brick. Wide front porches and low-pitched roofs are typical. The interior's open floor plan features built-in furniture, big fireplaces and exposed beams.

CAPE COD - Inspired by Britain's thatched cottages, but built with steeper roofs and larger chimneys to withstand cold winters. Windows flanking the front door, dormer windows up top and cedar shingles are also typical of the style.

ART DECO - Comes from a variety of influences: Ancient Egypt, 1930's Hollywood and the tropical pastels of Miami Beach. Typical art deco structures have flat roofs, smooth stucco walls with rounded corners and bold exterior decorations

MID-CENTURY MODERN - Constructed out of new ideas, mindsets and a forward-thinking style, mid-century modern architecture flourished from 1945 to the 1980s. Characterized by flat planes, large glass windows and open space, the style focused on simplistic design and seamless integration of nature.

COLONIAL - Known for its symmetry, Colonial architecture is most often characterized by evenly spaced shuttered windows. Dormers, columns and chimneys are also evenly proportioned to complement the formal style.

LOG HOME - Originated as small cabins, but now many log homes function as large luxurious getaways. Log homes can now be built in any location, but are most often found in a rural setting.

TUDOR - Originating in England, the Tudor style is one of the most recognizable home styles. Best known for steeply pitched, multi-gabled roofs and decorative half-timber framing, Tudors were mostly built in established neighborhoods during the first half of the 20th century. The steep-pitched roofs are perfect for rainy and snowy climates.

PUEBLO - Earthy materials such as adobe, concrete, stucco or mortar, and large wood beams are used; enclosed courtyards and flat or sloping roofs are also typical. Rounded exteriors with square windows also reflect the appearance of original pueblos.

Do you have any unique requests

Please indicate your desired completion date for this project: *

YYYY

Are you currently working with either an architect or designer?

Yes

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What level of finishes would you like?

Standard

Mid-grade

High end

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Siding

Prefinished James Hardie cement fiber

Prefinished LP Smartside

Stucco

Vinyl

Board and batten

Steel panels

Brick/Stone veneer

Roofing

Asphalt shingles

Metal panels

Recycled rubber or composite tiles

Cedar shakes

Concrete/clay tiles

Would you like to include any of the following?

Decks & Patios

Outdoor Kitchen/Living Area

Pergola

Hot Tub

Landscaping

Stamped concrete

Other:

Family Members:

Adults

Children

Teenagers

Elderly

Pets

Name (First & Last)

Current Address *

Phone Number *

What are the top qualities you are looking for in a builder?

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