Building Quality …
Casa Verde will always give our customers quality in their custom home or renovation:
We will give you excellent quality in every home and renovation. We offer unlimited options to our customer. We pay close attention to detail and use high quality materials with qualified and reliable licensed subcontractors. We realize that building or renovating a home is a major financial in
vestment and can be a very stressful experience for our customers! We ensure you will enjoy the experience! We strive to ensure that our Customers enjoy their building experience and love the home they have built or renovated! Our Commitment to Customer Satisfaction:
Deliver on commitments, including price and delivery. Help the Customer select amenities and options they will be happy with. We maintain a strong customer focus. We have constant communication with the Customer and are always aware of project status. We give prompt attention to any callbacks. We follow up with courtesy calls after job completion. We want you, the customer, to enjoy this home building or renovation experience! Building Relationships …
We take exceptional personal attention to every partnership with our customers, we are not just in the business of building and renovating homes, we build relationships as well. About Ron ....
Ron started building homes in 1983 when he started working at UDC Homes, when the company closed and merged with another home builder in 1996. He started his own construction business in 1996 with his brothers Jeff and Joe. They made an enterprise as they were building custom homes, second homes and home additions for many years across Arizona. ron started Casa Verde Custom Homes and Remodeling in 2006 as he went to seek the different aspects of building. More energy efficient, articulate designs using the views and surroundings for each home. He is a professional in the building industry with his workmanship and experience, he has integrity and a love for his business. Ron has a vision, many do not, with his expertise that is needed when building a new home, remodeling an existing home or adding on a room or garage to an existing home. Many years of experience in customer service, residential and small commercial building, landscape and more! Ron is the 'go-to guy' to get the work done the way you want in the way a home owner desired it to be done! If you can dream it, we can build it! Building dreams one at a time! The Most Essential Do's and Don'ts for Choosing the Right Contractor
Americans spend billions of dollars on construction and home remodeling each year. Many homeowners have discovered that improving their present residence with an updated kitchen, an additional bathroom, new windows or a new roof can be a more prudent investment than purchasing a new residence. However, adding a room or updating a kitchen can cost more than a new car, and consumers should take some time and care in planning a costly home improvement project. Unfortunately, most consumers spend less time choosing a contractor than they do choosing a car. Here is a checklist of important things to consider before starting any major construction project:
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The Do's
Do plan your project carefully. Do shop around before hiring a contractor. Do get at least three written bids on your project. Do provide all contractors with accurate plans or drawings that will enable them to determine the scope and cost of work when requesting bids. Do check with the Contractors State License Board to make sure the contractor is properly licensed, and to check the status and disciplinary history of the license. Do check out contractors with your local building department, trade associations or unions, consumer protection agency, and the Better Business Bureau. Do look at work the contractor has completed. Do ask your contractor to furnish a completion or contract bond. Do consult with more than one lending institution regarding the type of loan to obtain. Do ask your lender to recommend a funding-control company. Do make sure your contract provides for a "retention," apercentage of each payment or of the total job, ordinarily 10 percent, which you retain until the job is completed. Do make sure everything you and your contractor have agreed to is included in your contract, and don't sign anything until you understand and agree with all terms. Do ask your contractor about inconveniences that may occur, and plan accordingly. Do keep a job file. Do make sure you receive unconditional lien releases from subcontractors and material suppliers. Do make frequent inspections of the work, including a final walk-through. Do consult an attorney if a mechanics' lien is filed against your property. Do negotiate with the contractor first if problems or disagreements occur. House
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The Don'ts
Don't hire an unlicensed contractor. Don't hire a contractor without first shopping around. Don't be fooled or pressured by a smooth-talking salesperson. Take the time and effort to make sure that the person or business doing your home improvement is going to perform in a professional manner. Don't act as an owner/builder, unless you are very experienced in construction. Don't sign anything until you completely understand it and agree to the terms. Don't make agreements with subcontractors or workers without consulting the prime contractor. Don't pay cash without a proper receipt. Don't make a down payment that exceeds the legal limit,usually ten percent. Don't let your payments get ahead of the contractor's completed work. Don't hesitate to ask questions of the contractor. Don't make final payment until you are satisfied with the job.
