It would be impossible to fully detail all aspects of home care and provide complete care instructions for the wide spectrum of products that we install in the space available. Therefore, you must go to the manufacturer or soils / engineering documents for the most current care suggestions. However, we would like to provide some suggestions to a few of the most common questions we are asked as well as addressing a few of the common mistakes people make that can impact the structure, value and the enjoyment of their new Custom or Remodeled Home.
Proper maintenance will protect the value of your investment by preventing minor nuisances from becoming major repairs. Remember, always refer to the manufactures warranty, maintenance and care manuals that came with your products and were provided to you at your closing or walk through. For best results, follow directions and purchase cleaning products recommended by the manufacturer. Success with the cleaning methods described here are dependent upon such factors as the hardness and temperature of the water, quantities of ingredients used and condition of the item being cleaned. Therefore, you should always test in a small inconspicuous area, which will not show before completing the job. If damage results, stop the process immediately. Again we strongly suggest that you consult with the manufacturer or soils / engineering documents for the most current, in-depth care instructions. You can use our Customer Links pages to directly go to many of the manufactures web sites.
These are general guidelines only. You must refer to your manfactures specific product care and warranty guidelines and / or the engineering documents to avoid damage and potentially voiding your warranty
There is a risk of future damage to your home if you plant near the foundation areas and/or if you allow wetting of foundation soils to occur. You should refer to your soils report and follow the specific instructions for your individual home. However typically the following can be used as guidelines (please review your soils & engineering documents for your specific information):
For many years now we have only used engineered septic systems as we feel that these systems have always provided the best value to our clients. Again you should refer to your soils report and follow the specific instructions for your individual Septic System. However, typically the following can be used as guidelines:
These are general guidelines only. You must refer to your manufactures specific product care and warranty guidelines and / or the engineering documents to avoid damage and potentially voiding your warranty.
These are general guidelines only. You must refer to your manufactures specific product care and warranty guidelines and / or the engineering documents to avoid damage and potentially voiding your warranty.
These are general guidelines only. You must refer to your manufactures specific product care and warranty guidelines and / or the engineering documents to avoid damage and potentially voiding your warranty.
These are general guidelines only. You must refer to your manufactures specific product care and warranty guidelines and / or the engineering documents to avoid damage and potentially voiding your warranty.