Builder-led decisions
Homeowner and designer participation supports the builder’s approval process. An online selection does not release an order or change the approved sell price.
From the plan to the house.
Begin with one upcoming home. Keep design, decisions and field responsibilities connected as its package takes shape.
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Read the house
Share location, current plans, stage and scope. Identify the builder, PM, architect or designer and the person approving the package.
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Develop the material direction
Coordinate doors, trim, hardware and other requested finishes. Compare actual products and samples; record unresolved dimensions or specifications.
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Make selections house-specific
Agree the base, options and exceptions. Discuss a spec book, selection site or digital trim walk, then confirm what will be set up for this home.
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Approve before release
The builder controls options, selling prices and final approvals. Confirm schedule, exact assemblies, quantities, revisions and responsibilities before ordering.
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Prepare and deliver
Coordinate agreed preparation, material identification, receiving contact, access, storage and readiness. Confirm the delivery plan against actual scope and conditions.
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Walk the agreed work
For project-defined installation, review the included work, record corrections and agree closeout. Material-only supply retains a clear handoff to the installer.
Clear responsibilities.
A scope you can read
Identify material-only and installation work, components, exclusions, alternates and surrounding-trade responsibilities in the proposal.
Tools around the house
Explore the catalog, design studies and Design Center, then discuss house-specific selections and trim-walk support with the team. Sign in for approved account pricing once your access is set up.