How we work
Four steps, and no surprises at any of them.
A custom home, addition or remodel is a big thing to trust someone with. Here’s exactly how a project runs with Jericho Homes — what happens at each stage, and what you get back — so there are no unknowns before you pick up the phone.
01
Consultation and honest advice
We come out, look at the project properly and talk through what's realistic — the scope, the sequence and the likely timeframe. Whether it's a new custom home, an addition or a remodel, you get a straight answer on what it actually takes before anything is committed.
What you get at this stage
A consultation, honest advice, and a realistic view of the scope, sequence and likely timeframe.
02
A clear, written estimate
You get a written estimate that sets out the work before anything starts, so you know what's included. Our clients single out how careful we are about the cost — if the scope changes once we're underway, we talk it through with you before we act, not after.
What you get at this stage
A clear written estimate setting out the work — with any mid-build scope changes talked through before we act.
03
The build — careful, communicative, on time
The same team carries the work through, keeps you in the loop, and treats your home with respect. "Easy to communicate with, excellent workmanship, completed in a timely manner" is how a client put it — that's the standard we hold every project to.
What you get at this stage
A careful, communicative build carried through by one accountable team that treats your home with respect.
04
Final walkthrough and handover
We don't call a project done until it's genuinely finished and you're happy standing in it. We walk the finished work with you, put right anything that needs it, and hand your home back clean.
What you get at this stage
A genuinely finished project walked with you and handed back clean — and an open door for the next one whenever you’re ready.
The part most people never see — the planning and sequencing that keeps a build on schedule
Ready for step one?
Start with a consultation. Call Clay and describe the project.