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Why Your Myers Park Custom Home Could Cost More to Build
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Why Your Myers Park Custom Home Could Cost More to Build

Building in Myers Park can come with costs you may never see above ground. On one Everett Custom Homes project near Freedom Park, poor soil conditions required more than 144 deep pilings and a structural slab. Here’s why site conditions can have such a major impact on a custom home budget.

By Eric Brown
Planning a Multigenerational Suite in a Charlotte Custom Home
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Planning a Multigenerational Suite in a Charlotte Custom Home

A well planned multigenerational suite is a private, apartment-scale wing of one Charlotte custom home. It needs its own entry, HVAC, accessible bath, and enough privacy for two households to share a lot without sharing every hour.

By Eric Brown
What to Know Before Building a Custom Home on Lake Wylie
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What to Know Before Building a Custom Home on Lake Wylie

Start with shoreline, floodplain, and soils before you design a house on Lake Wylie. Duke Energy permits, vegetated buffers, flood maps, and well or septic setbacks decide where the home can sit and whether a dock is even eligible.

By Eric Brown
I Built a Custom Home—and My Cell Phone Barely Works Inside
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I Built a Custom Home—and My Cell Phone Barely Works Inside

You can build a highly engineered, exceptionally efficient custom home and then discover that your cell phone barely works once you walk inside. I know because I have dealt with this personally, and several of our clients have pointed out the same problem after moving in.

By Eric Brown
What to Know Before Adding On to a Home in Charlotte, NC
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What to Know Before Adding On to a Home in Charlotte, NC

A custom home addition in Charlotte is a join to a house you already occupy. Confirm the lot, the permits, the existing structure, and how you will live on site before you commit to a floor plan.

By Eric Brown