Defining Project Goals: We will use a detailed questionnaire and varied architectural visuals to explore your story, understand your aesthetics, and begin to know your lifestyle to set the direction for the design of your home.
Conducting a Site Review: We’ll assess the feasibility of accessing the site and perform any necessary tests for Mechanical, Engineering, and Plumbing (MEP).
Complying with Local Zoning: We will conduct a broad review of local zoning code to confirm setbacks, height limitations, easements, shoreline regulations, and any environmental considerations for the site plan and design.

Design Inspiration: We’ll review various design images together, guiding us through the design process responding to both your vision and the specific topography, climate, and natural site conditions.
Schematic Design: We will go through multiple iterations of designs, from initial floorplans, to 3D models and photorealistic renderings, to Virtual Reality models to transform your ideas into tangible plans.
Design Development: We will refine the design of your home with the structural engineer and prepare and submit plans for permitting.
Construction Documentation: Working closely with the interior design and specifications team, we will finalize interior selections. Throughout this process, we will develop line-by-line estimates to prepare for your fixed contract build.

Your home’s construction: We’ll assign a senior project manager to guide you through the construction of your new home. You’ll receive biweekly updates and photos while they closely coordinate with the onsite general contractor.
Finishing touches: We’ll finalize casework shop drawings while our construction and interior design teams provide samples, as needed, and coordinate the final finishes.

Transportation and Delivery: Our experienced team coordinates with trucking and crane operators to place your home on to the foundation. A Set Manager from Method Homes will be on site to oversee the installation and provide leadership for the crane company, trucking company and set crew. The Set Manager will also coordinate with the General Contractor to ensure and facilitate a smooth transition to completing outstanding scope.
Setting your home: In just one day, the Method Set Team, crane operator, and trucking team will set your new home

The project manager will work closely with the site general contractor to ensure and facilitate a smooth transition. Method will remain engaged through the completion of the home and the final certificate of occupancy.