Things to Consider

Traditionally, Tudor style homes feature steep, triangle roofs quintessential to their design, often layered from top to bottom in red brick. These gable roofs are a staple within Tudor homes. Tall windows contribute to their older, 17th-18th century English design that are often highlighted with a perimeter of wood. These homes often have interiors to match their older outside, rife with vintage wood panels and beams. The Modern Tudor, however, gives these homes and updated and rejuvenated feel that still pays homage to the timeless and historic look of these homes. While celebrating and respecting the original design and exterior on the outside, utilizing its signature staples in its roof shape and design, the home’s inside is revamped with a modern sleekness that replaces the medieval and archaic design of before with a stunning and confident interior that reflects advancement in modern home design while never crossing lines in its celebration of its roots. Brighter and lighter colors are used to give a current feel that breathes new life into these homes. Older aspects and materials of the home are often preserved to break up and soften the home’s interior and prevent it from feeling as if its strayed too far from its roots. An impressive meld of a classic and modern, the Modern Tudor will leave you feeling nostalgic but comfortable in its design.

Choosing to design and build a home is a tremendous financial commitment. It does not begin and end with the initial price of the home, either. Instead, adjustments and budget increases are a necessary part of the process. Whatever you initially anticipate spending on a new home design and build, be sure that you have budgeted for additional funds that will likely be required. During the course of a build there are many mitigating factors to consider. Depending on economic conditions, the price of materials could increase. It is also possible that a desired feature may need to be tweaked due to a backorder, manufacturer’s issue, or some other unforeseen circumstance. A good builder will keep you informed of changing costs, new developments, and the need to make some unexpected changes. As a home owner, you need to be prepared to handle changing circumstances and be able to roll with the changes. You want to ensure that you have a builder who will consult you for feedback while giving you his or her professional recommendations. Be prepared to combine your thoughts and plans with the information presented to you by your build team. Above all, remember that your builder is on your team. He or she is working to give you the best possible home according to your budget, your desires, and the resources available to them. Parts of the process will be stressful. Be prepared for that, but be sure that you have a builder that you trust who can help you work through the issues and mitigate situations as best as possible. At Nu-Era Construction, our goal is to build the home of your dreams. In every situation we will work to make sure that things stay on track as best as possible. Our desire is to finish your home on budget, on time, and in accordance with your vision. When you are designing and building a house, you need a partner on whom you can rely. Nu-Era is that partner. Call or email us today and let us bring your dreams to life.