Kingdom Builders is a sharp and progressive construction company, owned by third-generation building professionals. Using the latest in home-building methods & technology, we take a process-oriented approach to ensure that your project fits your budget and needs.

The Kingdom Builders Experience: More than a transaction

Building a home should be an exciting and positive experience for you. We see ourselves as your tour guides, counseling you throughout the process, helping you understand the language, and making the whole experience rewarding and educational. That way, you will be empowered to make informed choices and have a better understanding of your home's benefits and value.

To make sure we deliver on that promise, we'll meet with you on a regular basis to report on building progress and keep you informed. At the end of the project we'll invite you to a walk-through of your new home.

Process-Oriented Building: A Common-Sense Approach

In fast-paced construction environments, common sense isn't always common practice. Mistakes and inefficiencies can occur when teams work independently, or when components are installed without adequate attention to the home system.

We've adopted processes for project management and client interaction to help guarantee that:

•	You will stay informed and in educated throughout the duration of your project.
•	Subcontractors (electricians, plumbers, etc.) will operate in an environment that encourages communication and collaboration.
•	Your home's components (materials, systems, appliances etc.) will work together to maximize energy efficiency and performance.

High-Performance Homes: Building Value

It's not often that you hear the words "performance" and "homes" used together. People tend to think of buildings as simple, unchanging objects, when in reality, your home is an active, ever-changing system of interdependent parts. Think of all the systems and utilities connected to a typical house, plus the exterior and interior materials that must withstand decades of use and weathering. Over time, the performance of your home will be evident in three important ways:

•	Efficiency: In many cases, a slightly better design and forethought can save you thousands of dollars in energy bills and future maintenance.
•	Durability: Choosing higher-quality materials could pay off in the long run, as your home retains greater value and requires less maintenance.
•	Health: We design and test home systems to maintain optimal air quality and prevent unwanted moisture.

With so much attention to the initial price of a home, it's easy for a homebuyer to lose sight of the ongoing and future costs adopted when improper/low quality materials or designs are chosen. We will help you choose the best solution for your budget today, while maximizing your home's durability and performance for tomorrow.

The Right Materials for You

To put it simply, a home should look and feel the way you want it to. There is no one-size-fits-all answer when it comes to materials, and structural technology is improving constantly. Aesthetics, quality, durability, and structural characteristics are important considerations when selecting materials for your building.

Whereas some builders may be 'sold' on a certain type of material, we specialize in choosing the right one for your project. We are also committed to ongoing education, so we can stay current with the latest advances. We go to great lengths to understand how these products work and interface with other materials.

We also work with many vendors, distributors, and dealers when selecting and purchasing materials. Our involvement with the Energy & Environmental Building Association (EEBA http://www.eeba.org/]) and other industry associations give us access to critical technical information. We combine that intelligence with our hands-on experience to provide you with sound recommendations.

Here are some products and materials that we work with regularly:

James Hardie (www.jameshardie.com)
TrusJoist (www.trusjoist.com)
Simpson (www.strongtie.com)
Certainteed (www.certainteed.com)
Trex Decking (www.trex.com)
Pella Windows (www.pella.com)
Clawson windows (www.clawsonwindow.com)
Tyvek (www.tyvek.com)
Building Knowledge (www.buildingknowledge.net)