Home Remodeling Willingboro TownshipH & N Custom Homes specializes in residential remodeling of kitchens, bathrooms, additions, and major alterations.

KITCHENS
The kitchen is the natural center of activity in your home. Our designs will transform this space to maximize available space and functionality – while expressing your individual style.

BATHROOMS
Our bath designs will deliver an oasis of functional elegance that will enhance the way you begin and end each day.

ADDITIONS
As the needs and lifestyle of your family change, we can deliver design solutions that allow you to expand your living space in that special place you already call home.

SERVICES
In the experienced and trusted hands of our design/build team, the whole remodeling process is one that respects your input and assures the successful execution of every detail – delivering an unrivaled experience and beautiful results.

HOW H & N Custom Homes PROJECT WORKS:
At H & N Custom Homes, we deal with you honestly and plainly from the start. We don’t employ high-pressure sales tactics. Before we ask for a financial commitment, we want you to understand just how we work and to get to know us a bit, also. Generally, we proceed in this sequence:
1. First Contact. Phone, email, or drop by our showroom for a first contact with one of our office staff.
2. No-cost Meeting. Our designer will visit you in your home and talk with you about your ideas, desires and budget. He can discuss with you the materials needed for your project, including windows, doors, cabinets, countertops, fixtures, and appliances. Depending on the complexity of your project, he could give you a rough budget range.
3. Feasibility Study. At or after the no-cost meeting, you may decide you’d like to explore the possibility of a project with us. For a modest fee, we will prepare a feasibility study, which aims at discovering whether doing the project is feasible, given your desires and your budget. (If you do a project with us, the feasibility study fee is folded into the overall project cost.) We will measure your space in order to do a basic sketch (but not architectural plans and/or drawings.) We will then develop an initial estimate that includes realistic allowances for the work of all subcontractors. In some cases it may be impossible to do a feasibility study without plans; in these cases, we would go directly to the retainer-agreement (step 4).
4. Retainer and Final Estimate. Once the retainer agreement is signed, we proceed to project design. This will entail another job site visit for detailed measuring. Several meetings may be necessary to finalize the plans. All drawings are computer aided. Through this you can see your project in 3-D. In order to provide a firm estimate, we need your help in specifying and selecting materials, such as cabinets, countertops, appliances, windows, doors, fixtures and finishes. Like the feasibility study fee, the retainer-agreement fee is non-refundable but folded into the total project cost if you decide to proceed. All plans are the property of H & N Custom Homes until you sign the contract and financial agreement (step 5).
5. Contract, down payment and payment schedule. Once all specifications and plans are finalized, we ask you to sign a contractual specification sheet and financial agreement and make a down payment. The financial agreement specifies a schedule of payments, based on the progress of our work. (H & N Custom Homes does not provide financing.) At this point, we will give you copies of the approved plans.
6. Building. Now we’re ready to start remodeling your house. Our craftsmen bring their tools and supplies to your site, work steadily toward completion, and clean up at the end of each day, so you don’t get stuck with a mess you didn’t ask for.
7. Project review. We talk with you regularly to make sure the project is proceeding to your satisfaction. H & N Custom Homes is not infallible: we do make mistakes. But we work as hard or harder than anyone else in the business to resolve all issues to your satisfaction.

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