Sustainable Sedona FAQs

Question 1

How To Build Your Project Team?

Accepted Answer

There are two main disciplines required for any house design project. The expertise of a professional house designer  The expertise of a professional general contractor and sub contractors​  You will want an excellent house design for your contractor to build, and an excellent general contractor to build it for you.  You will end up with quality all the way with no weak links.  Sustainable Sedona recommends a collaborative team approach.  Build your team so that all parties, including your building designer, interior designer,  general contractor, sub contractors, structural engineer, suppliers and any other consultant will collaborate in your best interest...from start to finish.  This is the key to a successful house projects.

Question 2

How to build your project budget?

Accepted Answer

Cost estimating is a complex process.  Early ballpark estimates are not accurate because there is so much guesswork involved.  As the design phases unfold the details will emerge to narrow in on a realistic budget.  An experienced design profession can help to guide your decisions as your go and keep your costs under control.  Likewise an experienced contractor on your team can join in meetings and add cost advice in the early design phases.  Sustainable Sedona recommends the “front load approach”  where you make all your decisions about your house inside and out ahead of construction during design.   Make sure your final set of construction drawings is detailed completely to eliminate the guessing game.  The “front load approach” will be the best decision you can make to contain the cost of your project.

Question 3

How does the custom home building process work?

Accepted Answer

The custom home building process involves several stages, including consultation, design, construction, and final walkthrough. Sustainable Sedona works closely with clients throughout the entire process to ensure a smooth and efficient experience.

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