New Home Construction

Every new home starts with a conversation.

During the initial consultation, we discuss your vision, timeline, and budget to establish a clear understanding of your project. This is the time to share your ideas, ask questions, and outline what you need from your new home. 

We review:

• Your lot and site conditions
• Any existing plans you have
• The scope of work required
  

A thorough consultation helps avoid surprises later. By taking the time to understand your priorities upfront, we can plan a build that meets your expectations from day one.

Before breaking ground, preparation work ensures your project stays on track.

This phase includes finalizing project details, establishing timelines, and coordinating the necessary steps to get started. Site considerations are assessed, and the scope of work is confirmed.

Pre-construction is about setting the foundation for a smooth build. When this phase is handled properly, the rest of the project flows more efficiently.

The structural phase is where your home begins to take shape. 

Foundation work establishes the base, followed by framing that forms the skeleton of your house. This is Vrix Construction's core specialty, with years of experience in residential framing and structural work.

Precision matters at this stage:

• Walls need to be plumb
• Floors need to be level
• Every connection needs to be secure
  

Yvrik's meticulous approach ensures the structure is built right, providing a solid base for everything that follows.

Once the structure is up, attention turns to enclosing and finishing your home.

Exterior work includes roofing and siding installation to protect the building from the elements. Interior work covers drywall, trim, flooring, and the details that make a house feel like a home.

As a general contractor, we coordinate the various phases of completion so the project moves forward without unnecessary delays. 

Before you receive the keys, we conduct a final walkthrough together.

This is your opportunity to:

• Review the completed work
• Ask questions
• Confirm everything meets your expectations
  

Any remaining details are addressed before handover. The goal is simple: you move into a home that's finished properly and ready for your family. No loose ends, no unfinished corners.