Scott McCue Homes has a primary reason for success: its desire to inform new homebuyers of the construction process. Purchasing a new home can be made more comfortable through the New Homebuyer Assurance Program. This is a scheduled and informative program that consistently moves through stages to benefit the buyer, assuring knowledgeable decisions and selections. The New Homebuyer Assurance Program is a partnership that becomes a pleasant extension of accountability of Scott McCue Homes.

To ensure your satisfaction with your new home, Scott McCue Homes includes the following during your construction and completion process:

Personal Touch Design Center
You will have a personal appointment with a design professional who will provide you with quality products, color schemes, high standard materials and innovative options. As one of the most exciting and fun stages of building a new home, we will strive to make this a simple and fun process.

Personal Construction Manager
The construction of your new home will be overseen by your personal construction manager. Your construction manager will assess the construction process of your new home and will serve as your personal point of contact with Scott McCue Homes.

You will meet before ground breaking to discuss important house plans and to review your construction schedule. We assure that the start of your home will begin promptly, and will be built diligently.

A Control “Punch Card”
While your new home is constructed, a Control “Punch Card” will be posted at the site for your inspection. When each construction stage is completed, your construction manager and a Scott McCue Homes Supervisor will sign your Control “Punch Card”. This sense of satisfaction and completion by the new home buyer is at the heart of the Scott McCue Homes New Buyer Assurance Program.

New Home Orientation
When your new home comes to completion, you will do a “walk through” with your construction manager. This will include the interior and exterior, and your construction manager will explain the operation of appliances, heating and cooling systems, special wiring, and will answer any questions you might have. Your construction manager will note anything that needs to be addressed and any agreed upon changes.

Prior to settlement, you will meet again with your construction manager to go over any final questions or concerns. At your meeting, you will be shown how to care for your new home and what to expect.