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Before You Buy
Verify that your new home has these features
38" x 80" Vinyl Clad Steel Door versus 32" x 76"
Triple-Three Rigid Vinyl Siding versus double four siding
Low-E Thermopane Windows with Grids versus non Low-E windows without grids
Bull Nosed Oak Window Sills versus vinyl wrapped square edged sills
FHA Approved Nylon Carpet versus polyester carpet
R-33 Roof Insulation versus R-30 or less
Residential Storm Door with Self-Storing Storm and Screen Front and Rear versus no storm door
Hardwood Cabinet Stiles with Residential Adjustable Hidden Hinges
European Post-Catalyzed Lacquer Finish on cabinet doors versus water-based finish that will lose it's shine
Woodgrain recessed Kitchen Toe Kick versus no toe kick
Hidden Cutting Board to protect beautiful kitchen countertops versus no protection
Kitchen Countertop Sealed with Gator Board underneath to protect against moisture versus raw countertop
OSB Exterior Sheathing versus foam or blackboard
40 lb. Roof Load versus 20lb. Roof Load
GAF Fiberglass Shingles versus organic cardboard core asphalt shingle
Delta Faucets in Kitchen and all Bathrooms
1/2" side panels on kitchen cabinets versus flimsy 1/4" panels
2" x 6" Sidewall and Endwall "Cradle of Strength" Construction versus 2" x 4" construction
One-Piece Solid Endwall Construction versus 2 section construction
Natural Oak Kitchen Countertop Edge versus old-fashioned easily damaged countertop edg
Elegant Wood Range hood Cabinet versus exposed metal range hood
Pre-Drilled and Screwed Floor Decking versus stapled floor decking
Seamless Countertops versus countertops with moisture absorbent seams
Mortise and Tenon Oak Cabinet Doors versus mitered corners that are stapled together
Pre-Drilled and Screwed Hardwood Cabinet Stile
Unitized Sidewalls and Floors with Steel Straps, Bolts and Screws versus inferior fastening devices
Pre-Drilled and Screwed Countertop Backsplash versus nailed or stapled backsplash
Pre-Drilled and Screwed Floor Decking versus stapled floor decking
Seamless Countertops versus countertops with moisture absorbent seams
Unitized Sidewalls and Floors with Steel Straps, Bolts and Screws versus inferior fastening devices
Mortise and Tenon Oak Cabinet Doors versus mitered corners that are stapled together
Pre-Drilled and Screwed Hardwood Cabinet Stiles