SETTLERS WEST HOME BUILDER LLC custom homes 520-867-1095 or 520-861-3150
CUSTOM HOMES
current specialS! Sale pricing includes ALL SETTLERS WEST HOME BUILDER LLC STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS. Special pricing ends October 31, 2023.
CALL FOR PRICING FOR HOMES UNDER 1,800 SQFT. 1800 - 2200 Sq Ft @ $180.00 per sqft
2201 - 2400 Sq ft @ $170.00 PER SQFT
2401 - 2600 Sq ft @ $160.00 PER SQFT
2601 - 3500 Sq ft @ $150.00 PER SQFT
3501- Larger Sq ft @ $145.00 PER SQFT
click here Settlers west home builder llc standards
APPROXIMATELY $40.oo per sqFT less than industry standard pricing!
BUILD ANY SINGLE STORY HOME PLAN, INCLUDING ALL SETTLERS WEST HOME BUILDER LLC STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS as shown. homes above 1800 sqft INCLUDE a garage, up to, 576 SQFT with HOME BUILD. (Unfinished interior.) CALL FOR PRICING FOR HOMES UNDER 1,800 SQFT.
$9,900 PLAN FEE STARTS THE BUILDING PLAN PHASE. WE'LL MEET WITH OU IN HOUSE DRAFTSMAN TO CREATE THe PERFECT FLOOR PLAN! Optional exteriors, including territorial and contemporary exterior designs available. PLEASE CONTACT US FOR 2 STORY HOME PRICING AND BUILDS BEYOND A 20 MILE RADIUS FROM DOWNTOWN TUCSON.
CLICK HERE TO VIEW STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS CLICK HERE FOR A FEW POPULAR CONCEPT FLOOR PLANS. CLICK HERE TO VIEW VALUE HOME LINE. PRICE BOND SHALL LOCK IN PROMOTIONAL PRICING FOR, UP TO, 3 MONTHS. CALL FOR DETAILS. 520-867-1095
build timeframes are effected by global pandemic. discuss typical BUILD time frames with builder.
Custom Home Information Settlers West Home Builder LLC has built a solid relationship with our home suppliers and Crew Members who are all prepared to go the extra mile to ensure that our workmanship is of the highest quality and save you APPROXIMATELY 30% less than industry standard pricing.
WE'RE COMMITTED TO SAVING OUR CLIENTS MONEY AND SIMPLIFYING THE HOME BUILDING PROCESS.
Current custom home promotion SAVE approximatley 30% off industry standard pricing when building any SETTLERS WEST HOME BUILDER FLOOR PLAN. OR, Build your CUSTOM FLOOR PLAN concept, TO OUR SETTLERS WEST HOME BUILDER llc STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS, starting at, AT $135.00 PER SQUARE FOOT! OUR EXPERIENCED IN-HOUSE DRAFTSMAN WILL HELP YOU DESIGN THE PERFECT HOME SPACE FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY!
Settlers West Home Builder LLC Project Manager will provide overall service throughout the home process. Simply put, Our goal is to exceed the expectations of our clients. We've included our pricing, program details, we Believe, will help you make a well informed decision. _____________________________________________________________________
STANDARD RANCH STYLE DESIGN OFFERS 9' SIDEWALLS AND OVERHANG OPTIONAL EXTERIOR TERRITORIAL DESIGN OFFERS FLAT 9' CEILINGS STANDARD
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION
4" A/B PRE SLAB 4" CONCRETE MONOLITHIC SLAB FOUNDATION
2 X 6 EXTERIOR SIDEWALL STUDS AT 16" O.C.
2 X 4 INTERIOR STUD WALLS AT 16" O.C.
OSB ROOF SHEATHING
EXTERIOR WALL SHEATHING THROUGHOUT HOME
EXTERIOR STUCCO FINISH WITH LACE FINISH OPTIONAL SILICA SAND FINISH AVAILABLE
ROOF SYSTEM- ENGINEERED ROOF TRUSSES 24" ON CENTER PER PLAN
30 YEARS LAMINATED ARCHITECTURAL ROOF SHINGLES WHEN BUILDING A RANCH STYLE HOME AND TERRITORIAL INCLUDE BUILT UP ROOF SYSTEM OR PEEL & STICK ROLLED ROOF
WINDOWS AND INTERIOR DOORS
UP TO 11 STANDARD LOW-E TAN OR WHITE VINYL DUAL PANE WINDOWS WITH SCREENS
2 METAL INSULATED SIX PANEL ENTRY DOORS
RAISED PANEL INTERIOR DOORS- UP TO 10 DOORS STANDARD
1 FIRE RATED GARAGE DOOR AND 1 NON-INSULATED METAL GARAGE DOOR WITH HOME BUILDS OVER 1,551 SQUARE FEET
HVAC SYSTEM
1 HEAT PUMP UNIT STANDARD WITH ALL HOMES. HOME PLANS REQUIRING A SECOND UNIT, ADDITIONAL UNIT COST SHALL APPLY
KITCHEN VENTING TO EXTERIOR. UTILITY AND BATHROOM FANS VENTED TO EXTERIOR
ELECTRICAL
ALL ELECTRIC HOME- 200 AMP SERVICE WITH MAIN DISCONNECT STUBBED OUT AT HOME (OPTIONAL GAS LINE SERVICES AVAILABLE)
TWO CABLE OUTLETS TWO TELEPHONE OUTLETS
DECORATIVE LIGHT FIXTURE PACKAGE AND CARBON AND SMOKE DETECTORS PER CODE
ELECTRICAL WIRING PER PLAN TO MEET CODE- CEILING LIGHTS & OUTLETS PER CODE
SIX RECESSED LIGHTS IN KITCHEN AREA, GLOBES AND WALL SCONCES WHERE INDICATED ON PLAN
2 WIRE AND BRACE FOR CEILING FANS
GFI'S IN KITCHEN, BATHS AND GARAGE
2 EXTERIOR GFI WHITE COLOR SWITCHES AND OUTLET COVERS
PLUMBING
ROUGH PLUMBING WASTE WATER ABS STUBBED OUT 6' FROM HOME
UP TO, 2 BATHROOMS STANDARD PER PLAN
PLUMBING ROUGH-IN AND FINISHED PER PLAN. KITCHEN, BATHROOM AND SHOWER FAUCETS AND FINISHES IN BRUSHED NICKEL STANDARD FINISH WITH OPTIONAL OIL RUBBED BRONZE OR CHROME PACKAGES
SYNTHETIC TUB AND SHOWER SURROUND STANDARD WITH OPTIONAL TILE SHOWER FINISHES
ELONGATED TOILETS PER BATHROOM
1- 40 GALLON ELECTRIC WATER HEATER
WATER LINES- PEX-PLUMBING WITH SHUT OFF VALVES
INSULATION
R-38 CEILING R-19 EXTERIOR WALLS
DRYWALL
1/2" DRYWALL WITH HAWK AND TROWEL FINISH
INTERIOR PAINT
SWISS COFFEE OR WHISPER COLORS, SATIN FINISH AT ALL LOCATIONS INCLUDING CEILING, WALLS, DOORS AND BASEBOARDS
EXTERIOR PAINT
INCLUDES, UP TO, 1 BODY AND 1 TRIM EXTERIOR PAINT COLOR SELECTED BY OWNER
CABINETS AND COUNTERTOPS
KITCHEN- UP TO 10 LOWER & 10 UPPER CABINET DOORS AND 2 DRAWER BANKS
GUEST BATHROOMS 1- 2 DOOR BASE CABINET IN BATHROOM WITH 1 DRAWER BANK IF SPACE ALLOWS
MASTER BATHROOM OFFERS UP TO, 2- 2 DOOR BASE CABINETS AND 1 DRAWER BANK PER 2 DOOR BASE CABINET IF SPACE ALLOWS
COUNTERTOPS
BUILDER GRADE 3CM QUARTZ WITH 4" BACKSPLASH
FLOORING
TILE AREAS-KITCHEN, BATHS, AND UTILITY ROOM WITH BASEBOARDS IN TILE AREAS ONLY
CARPET AREAS-LIVING ROOM, FAMILY ROOM, DINING ROOM, BEDROOMS AND HALLS. SHAW QUALITY OR BUILDER CHOSEN EQUAL
HOME FINISHES
STAINLESS STEEL UNDER-MOUNT KITCHEN SINK, BRUSHED NICKEL KITCHEN FAUCET, BATHROOM FAUCETS, SHOWER VALVES AND TRIM, WHITE CERAMIC UNDER-MOUNT BATHROOM SINKS, BATHROOM VANITY MIRRORS, CLOSET WOOD SHELF WITH WOOD ROD PER CLOSET, BRUSHED NICKEL LEVER DOOR HANDLES, TOILETS, TOILET PAPER HOLDERS, TOWEL BARS AND TOWEL HOOKS, BRUSHED NICKEL CABINET HARDWARE
gARAGE
24' X 24' OR, 576 SQUARE FEET OF GARAGE SPACE- UNFINISHED GARAGE IS CURRENTLY OFFERED WITH HOME BUILDS OVER 1,551 SQUARE FEET. GARAGE FIREWALL HUNG AND FIRE TAPED TO CODE. REMAINING GARAGE SPACE IS UNFINISHED.
STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. JULY 16, 2022 _____________________________________________________________________
How our Program & Pricing Works
Step 1, Acquiring a Price Bond At Settlers West Home Builder LLC, we know how important it is to keep your project within your budget. For this reason, we offer you a Builder Price Bond. A Price Bond allows our Clients to lock in the current Price per square foot for, up to, 3 Months!
Step 2, Designing your Custom Home We simply build our home plans with the same standard specifications! Your home will include your personal touch at an affordable price.
Step 3, Financing The credit process plays an important role in the home buying process and will help determine the interest rate and other loan terms that a Lender offers you. Our Project Manager can help you coordinate an appointment with a construction Lender today!
Step 4, Finding Land It’s a great idea to find an Agent. They'll pull listings and help answer questions you may have.
Step 5, Make a Land Offer Making an offer and its specific contingencies depend greatly on your location and desire of the specific project site. Your Agent can obtain information that will assist you in making a sound decision.
Step 6, Site Visit Upon making an offer on your potential project site, a site visit should be scheduled. At this time, we’ll determine any and all project improvements costs that may apply. Upon completing this task, we’ll present and finalize the contract to include all options and needed land amenities.
Step 7, Contract/Appraisal Process/ Final Underwriting Please note all options and amenities must be included within your final contract in order to be calculated within the overall appraisal.
Step 8, You're on the Way to Closing You're on your way to closing, also called settlement, the event that transfers ownership of the property to you. Just a few more things to learn, a few more things to do, and you're there!
Step 9, Utility Applications At this time, you’ll want to make sure the utility companies have your applications. We’ll take it from there!
Step 10, Final Review Before we break ground, we'll meet with you one last time to review your project in detail and answer any questions you may have.
Home Building Process below is a breakdown of different phases within the construction build. Please note the time. Shaun do not include any type of scheduling delays, such as, GLOBAL PANDEMIC, holiday schedules, revision delays, supplier shortages and any other delay that could affect the timeframe of your build. Your contract will have a tentative completion date. Please use the below information as a general guide to construction and verbal time frames to complete the required trades. BUILD TIMEFRAMES SHOWn BELOW ARE EFFECTED BY GLOBAL PANDEMIC. DISCUSS TYPICAL TIMES FRAMES WITH BUILDER.
Phase I – Foundation and Rough Plumbing The site is cleared of any trees, rocks and debris. The site is leveled if necessary and the ground is dug where foundation is to be built. The forms have been built into which the concrete is poured to form the footers for your house's foundation. Rough plumbing- once forms have been built, the underground plumbing can be installed and inspected. Once rough plumbing has been inspected and approved, plumbing trenches can be covered for pre-slab work. A pre-slab inspection shall be scheduled prior to concrete pour. Upon inspection approval, concrete slab shall be poured. Please allow 7 to 10 days for the concrete to cure before framing. Foundation – The foundation is the structure that supports your entire house. Construction Hazards associated with this stage of construction: Open trenches. Loose and/or piled dirt and rock.
Phase 2 – Framing, Roofing , Doors & Windows Framing is one of the most exciting phases of the construction process, but it is very important that everything and everybody be properly coordinated. • The frame is the skeleton of your home. All exterior and interior walls are in place along with the roof trusses. Windows and fireplaces are placed in the frame and the shingles or built up roofing system have been scheduled for installation. Construction hazards associated with this stage of construction: Temporary wall bracings are a bumping and tripping hazard. Exposed nails in lumber are both a puncture and cutting hazard. Stacked or unbanned lumber can be a fall or crushed under hazard.
Phase 3 – Mechanicals Rough, Plumbing, Electrical & Roofing This is the phase where all of the internal construction begins. During this phase, air- conditioning, heating, ventilation, plumbing and electrical wiring are introduced to the structure. Rough Plumbing Complete – Underground drains have been installed for sewage and hot and cold water lines are installed. Rough HVAC Complete – The heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) duct work and air returns are in, as is the thermostat wire. Rough Electric Complete – Electrical wire has been run, and the installation of the outlets, switch boxes and breaker box has been completed. The installation of the phone wire, cable, and security lines (if you selected a security system option) has been ordered. During this stage you will have seen the installation of any options you ordered that go in the walls, i.e., a central vacuum system, extra computer cabling, extra phone lines, speakers, or any number of options that require work behind the drywall. Roofing shall commence once the above trades have been complete. Construction hazards associated with this stage of construction: Lots of loose and hanging material for all the different trades that ware working in your home at this time. Required PPE (Personal Protection Equipment) during this stage includes eye protection, hearing protection, and head protection. Tripping hazards exist from all of the excess material that may not be removed yet. Puncture hazards may exist from boards with exposed nails or rough wiring not yet secured.
Phase 4 – Close-In The finish is the skin of your home, including drywall, stucco, siding, and all major exterior and interior surfaces. All of these finishing touches really help your house start to look like a home. These steps are heavily controlled by the weather. Exterior finishes will often carry into Phase 5.
Phase 5 – Finishes Countertops and cabinets are installed. The house is painted and stained. Tile/linoleum is laid in the kitchen and bath, and any additional plumbing and electrical projects come to completion. Interior painting applied All cabinets installed All countertops installed Mirrors and shower enclosures installed Wall trim – Once the cabinets are in, the interior doors are installed and the molding around the doors and baseboards goes in. Paint – Once the molding is on, it is time to paint the interior of the house. Carpeting – Once the paint is done, carpet and tile is installed. Construction hazards associated with this stage of construction: Loose trim material on the floor (slip and trip hazards). Sawdust in the air from all of the enclosed carpentry work. Safety rails are removed from stair casings, fall hazards exist.
Phase 6 – Finals Any minor adjustments take place now, like window screens, drywall and paint touchups. Preliminary Walk-Thru with your Project Manager Final Building Code Inspections Final Orientation Final Payment Move In – Permitted once all above steps have been completed.
Visiting the Site During Construction It's exciting to see a new home take shape. We understand that our customers generally like to visit the site and we don't discourage them from doing so. However, since the workers on site may not understand the full scope of the project, it is important that you direct questions and concerns to your Project Manager. Your Project Manager is responsible for your project; therefore, he or she needs to direct the on-site personnel. You will be provided with all the necessary phone numbers to stay in touch with us throughout the process.
Safety Considerations Keep older children within view and younger children within reach, or make arrangements to leave them elsewhere when visiting the site. Do not walk backward, not even one step. Look in the direction your are moving at all times. Watch for boards, cords, tools, nails, or construction materials that might cause tripping, puncture wounds, or other injury. Do not enter any level of the house that is not equipped with stairs and rails. Give large, noisy grading equipment or delivery vehicles plenty of room and Assume that the driver can neither see nor hear you. Do not walk under workers (i.e. roofers); tools or materials will sometimes be accidentally dropped.
NOTE: Upon completion of your project, your Lender will order the final appraisal to confirm the completion of your project and the County/City will issue a Final approval status. Once all finds have been disbursed , you may move in your new home!
Move In Permitted once all above steps have been completed. Visiting the Site During Construction. It's exciting to see a new home take shape. We understand that our customers generally like to visit the site and we don't discourage them from doing so. However, since the workers on site may not understand the full scope of the project, it is important that you direct questions and
concerns to your Project Manager. Your Project Manager is responsible for your project; therefore, he or she needs to direct the on-site personnel. You will be provided with all the necessary phone numbers to stay in touch with us throughout the process.
Safety Considerations Keep older children within view and younger children within reach, or make arrangements to leave them elsewhere when visiting the site.
Do not walk backward, not even one step. Look in the direction your are moving at all times.
Watch for boards, cords, tools, nails, or construction materials that might cause tripping,
puncture wounds, or other injury.
Do not enter any level of the house that is not equipped with stairs and rails.
Give large, noisy grading equipment or delivery vehicles plenty of room. Assume that the driver can neither see nor hear you.
Do not walk under workers (i.e. roofers); tools or materials will sometimes be accidentally dropped.