Preparing the site: Photos and video of all the construction days with links to suppliers and sub contractors, our DVD will illustrate how this is done with efficiency.

• A string line establishes the straight lines and a backhoe machine digs out an 8 inch deep trench, 16 inches wide, all around the home's perimeter.
  
• We put in three 1 inch dia. thick-wall poly pipes 100 feet long in this trench under the home (a geothermal fresh air radiator). One end locates under rear shaded patio outside, 6 inches above grade, and one end locates in the garage near air conditioning equipment area, 6 inches above the grade.
  
• We place two 1/2 inch rebar iron reinforcing all around inside of the footing trench, place a plastic vapor barrier, and call for a city inspector.
  
• The plumber and electrician put in their '"rough in piping." under the first floor level.
• Concrete is poured for the footings.
  
• Garage floor is poured.
  

• Exterior walls are designed to be stronger, factory pre-built with encased insulation, and are crane installed making the shell walls of the home. This method saves twenty-eight days in construction time with no job site waste or trash. Fantastic!
  
• Install the electric service breaker box in the garage connected to the electric company.
  
• Install a working police connected monitored camera security system to avoid job-site theft.
  
• 1st floor joists and sub-floor, interior walls, 2nd floor joists and sub-floor, and stairs are framed with light gauge steel, not wood. Then on the second floor a special concrete floor is poured and finished with designer Venusians application colors and sealer. Lastly, the second floor walls are framed.
  
• Structural steel 8 inch thick polystyrene Insulated panels (SIPS) are pre-built and installed to finish a roof frame.
• This roof area is wrapped on top with a thick poly material heat and leak resistant underlay.
  
• A steel coated barrel tile roofing is applied with matching trim.
  
• The plumber and electrician come back and continue their work. City inspectors are called.

• Shot crete tinted stucco is mixed with a special primer, then sprayed on all the exterior walls and sun dried. Two coats of white paint are applied with a sprayer.
  
• Install dual pane windows and exterior doors, all low-e rated, with locks, and weather sealed.
  
• Install specialty insulated garage doors with locks. Install steel coated weather resistant roof and matching trim.
  
• Install special wall sheet rock on the lower walls and bath areas (moisture and mildew retardant). Install the rest of the sheet rock and tape float.
• Install exterior trim and decoration. GREEN primer and two coat finish color paint is hand brush applied.
• Rear patio shade arbor is built.

• Interior walls and ceilings are spray primed for hand applied natural earth different color plasters on walls. Second floor areas are finished and painted.
  
• Decorative tile is installed in all specified areas.
• Kitchen and bath cabinets are installed with counter tops.
• Special Air Conditioning equipment is installed.
  
• Electricians finish all their work including fans, vents, stove top, oven, air conditioning equipment (solar), hot water (solar), and sink unit water heaters.
• Plumbers finish their work. City Inspectors are called.
• Used floor bricks entry is installed.
• Inside doors, molding, and trim is completed.
• Closet work is completed.
  
• All materials, sealers, and paints are Green healthy approved.
  

• 3/4 inch thick recycled natural hardwood flooring is installed with matching trim and finished.
• Eight trees(8) are planted, four (4) per sun side located to shade the home. Native area low water requirement shrubs and flower beds are planted. Exterior grading is done.
• Exterior patios (2), walkway, and driveway compaction, preparation, and re-cycled cobblestone and pavers are completed.
• Native area grasses are planted.
• A concrete five-foot high decorative fence encompassing the rear of the house is installed.
• All excess waste is minimized and carted to a recycler.   
  
• Please note, a conventional builder home takes at least six (6) months to build. 10% of the materials cost included in the home price is carted off to the dump.