If you do the central vacuum thing make sure you don't vaccuum large things or dog kibble or it will get stuck in the tubes and youll be left with a lot of useless outlets. The hose can also be massive, and you end up taking it from room to room anyway.
One of the homes we saw had a connecting laundry room from the master bedroom but we didn’t like it because we thought about that entry as an extra way a robber could enter the master bedroom.
Hadnt thought of it like that, but from a convenience standpoint for us it works. Besides if some one gets that far we have other things to help deal with that
Yes interior and exterior although if i could go bigger on the front door i would. I do think you need to get your ceilings to at least 10 ft or more for it to look right and make sense
I've had it, just make sure to swear to yourself that you'll keep up the maintenance if either one fails or the temptation will be to settle for having one that doesnt work for about 5 years. "Oh don't open that one, it's broken"
Alot of builders are not offering Blinds anymore..:( I think they have realized there is very little profit margin. It is one of the hardest things for me to negotiate these days. If it is not already included.
I like them. Usually good incentives both on builds and inventories. solid quality. And soltera in particular I like them because they have some of the larger lots that are available for that community.
If they are offering it yes I would take it. I wouldnt personally pay to upgrade to it. Makes it hard to run cabling and what not later and if any water gets into it might cause mold
Trust me, me too. As we are looking at our next move it makes it super hard to walk away from that rate. Which is why I think so many builders have the incentives that they have right now to help with that. Of course we are not getting back into the 3's but i have seen builders in the low 5-4 depending on the incentive
