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What to Look for in a Home Builder

Posted on: Feb 24, 2022

Categories: skogmanhomes, New vs. Used, Skogman Homes CV, Housing Market

Building a new home from the ground up is both exciting and daunting. Working with an informed and capable builder can push aside the uncertainties you may feel from all of the unknowns. Not all homebuilding companies are created equal, so it is important to find one you can partner with and feel confident in.

5 New Construction Myths Debunked!

Posted on: Oct 24, 2019

Categories: Blog, New vs. Used, Available Homes, Tips & Trends, News

There's a lot of advice out there about buying or building a home. Not all of it is accurate. Here's what you actually need to know before building your dream home.

Total Cost of Homeownership Explained

Posted on: Jun 15, 2019

Categories: Blog, New vs. Used, Available Homes, Housing Market

Purchase price is just the beginning. When you factor in maintenance, utilities, and taxes, the monthly cost of owning a new construction home often tells a very different story than the listing price suggests.

Health Benefits of a New Construction Home

Posted on: Mar 13, 2019

Categories: Blog, New vs. Used, Available Homes, Skogman Homes CV, Housing Market, Tips & Trends, News

Scientific and eco-friendly advancements in home construction are positively impacting the health of homes, and the people who live in them. Check out some common health benefits of new construction features and how they impact you, the homeowner. 

10 Things People Love About New Construction

Posted on: Jul 08, 2018

Categories: Blog, New vs. Used, Housing Market, Tips & Trends

Dropzones

Dropzones

With the coolest name in new home trends, dropzones have to be at the top of our list. Imagine that your kids know exactly where to drop their backpacks and shoes every time they come home. Now that’s efficiency right there!

5 Reasons Why You Should Buy New

Posted on: Jun 06, 2017

Categories: Blog, New vs. Used

When you build a new Skogman home, you're not inheriting someone else's choices. You're making your own. Here's what that difference looks like in practice.