Rural families, first time buyers, homeowners looking to upgrade, and retirees are enjoying the freedom and fun of designing their own custom home. Getting started designing your custom home is as easy as 1-2-3. Here's how.
1. Find a Floor Plan
Our online tools jump-start the whole process. The first step to building your custom home is finding a floor plan online. Do you want bedrooms close together or a separate master suite? A bonus room? To live on one or two levels? Make a list and then click on our Floor Plan Tool to get started. We offer over 35 different floor plans, so you will be sure to find one that has everything on your list.
The Floor Plan Tool filters through results right down to the very custom home you are looking for. You can search by the number of bedrooms, square footage, and living configuration. You can also search by plan style. For example, the tool will allow you to find plans for specific requirements like a narrow lot, a cottage style home, or a multi-generational home.
2. Shop for Land Online
Now that you know exactly what floor plan you want, you're going to need land where you can build your dream home. Our Local Land Search Tool helps you find just the right spot for your custom home in the Pacific Northwest, no matter if you want to set down roots in Idaho, Washington, or Oregon, we’ll find the space for you. Beautiful building sites can be found in desirable locations such as Treasure Valley, South Puget Sound, Willamette Valley and all around the Pacific Northwest.
3. Live Chat and Schedule an Appointment
The last step is the easiest of all. Simply click to start a live chat and ask any questions you may have. We will be happy to help you. When you have all of your questions answered, be sure to schedule an appointment to further develop your custom home.
The process of getting your custom home started is so easy, there's no reason to wait. Visit Adair Homes and find a home you can Love for a Lifetime. For more information, download our free guide. It includes a simple, side-by-side comparison of floor plans that makes it easy to find your perfect plan.
