Homebuilding Tips

Building a new home on land your own is the ultimate dream for many people. If you’re one of them, this goal may be more attainable than you think. By participating in the site development and construction process, you can save money and build equity, even if you don’t have any prior experience. You can start the homebuilding process today by finding suitable land and learning more about what needs to happen at the site before a construction crew arrives.  

At Adair Homes, we offer dozens of custom home floor plans so it’s easy to find the perfect plan. But just in case you find that floor plan that’s close-but-not-quite-right, don’t despair. We offer an almost unlimited number of ways to customize each floor plan so you always get exactly the home you want. Because let’s face it, YOU are the best person to design the home you will live in.

There’s no denying that families grow and change over the years. Any number of life events—from a new family member to a newly empty nest to a big job promotion—can suddenly cause you to realize that your current home just isn’t fitting your family’s needs. When a big change happens, it may be time to upgrade.

Have you ever noticed how the holidays make you feel a little warmer and a little fuzzier than other parts of the year? Maybe it’s the egg nog, or the cozy fireplace, or all the gift giving (... and getting!) that makes the whole season feel warm and bright.

Building a custom home might seem like a daunting project, but just like any other process, it can be broken down into manageable steps. We have built thousands of custom homes, so we know more than a little about what it takes from start to finish. Our process has unique elements, but there are some common steps that every homeowner must take to build a custom home.  

We get it. This is probably not the week when designing and building a custom home is at the top of your to-do list. After all, there are gifts to buy, turkeys to roast, parties to host, merriment to be had. As a custom home builder for more than four decades, we’re completely on board with that. After all, making memories with family and friends is what home is all about!

Do you crave space? Do you love high ceilings, plenty of windows, and open concept living?

Do you work from home and yearn for a home office that’s worth the (lack of) commute?

This week we celebrate Thanksgiving and already, we can almost taste the juicy turkey and pumpkin pie. In fact, it’s hard to stay focused this week as we look forward to celebrating with family and friends.

Everyone loves a beautiful kitchen, but when you’re a chef (amateur or professional), you need a kitchen that’s both beautiful and functional. Your space should feel good to work in. While everything you need should be close at hand, the kitchen must feel spacious and be clutter-free.