Does the enjoyment of your new home or renovation depend of the end result, or is it more than that? I believe the enjoyment of your new home also depends on your experience building it. Every time you go to use your new kitchen or bathroom you can be reminded of the joy and creativity that went into building it or you can be reminded of the drama that unfolded from having the wrong trades or having the trades managed poorly. One thing is for sure, it will remind you of the process you went through to build it.

Whether you hire a company to manage the project, or do it yourself, the journey through making selections and building will have a drastic effect on your enjoyment of the space. The good news is that there are contractors that understand that the entire experience of building depends on how you approach the management of these custom projects.

I personally love working for Alair Homes because they view construction from the client’s point of view. The client’s experience is taken into consideration every step along the way. “Living better starts here”. That’s what we do. If you ask most builders what they do they will probably tell you that they renovate and build homes. While we offer that same service we do it from a different perspective. The very foundation and culture of this company was created to make the process of building an enjoyable experience for our clients.

How do we do this?

I think our mission statement says it best: “We are in the business of helping individuals and families eliminate the challenges they face, to enjoy a happier, healthier, more productive and more comfortable lifestyle. This is achieved by educating and assisting our clients to realize custom solutions can be designed around their specific needs and dreams. Only after a thorough planning and design process, we implement a clearly defined execution plan that is structured to fiercely protect our client’s schedule and financial well-being by utilizing our exclusive ultra-transparent process. The commitment to a defined process, guides our clients through the common risks and costly mistakes that others make during a renovation project.”