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- A big help as you frame your ideas as to what kind of house you want to build
- Essential to insure that the rigorous North American standards and aesthetics have been incorporated (large bathrooms, commodious closets, well-designed kitchen, sensible electrical plans, etc.); also to insure that special requirements of the Bahia area have been adequately addressed (ventilation, soil conditions, run-off, water purification, animal discouragement, etc.)
- Not as simple as in US where everything is included
- In Mexico, some builders just provide the structure and you hire the carpenter, the tiler, etc. This can actually save you a lot of money if you have knowledge of good craftsmen to work with. Also, most builders provide a bid that you think is firm, but that they think is ball-park as most building in Mexico is based on time and materials. This is often misunderstood as trying to cheat you; but is actually the normal way of estimating a project in Mexico. We will guide you as to what to expect, as to what you actual costs will be, and as to when your house is likely to be completed.
- Frequent on-site checks
- Field measurement to insure plans are executed correctly
- On site course-correction if necessary
- Frequent communication via phone and e-mail as to progress/problems, including digital photographs transmitted via internet
- Master tilers, carpenters, stonemasons, plumbers and electricians
- Tiles, lighting fixtures, appliances, plumbing fixtures, etc.
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