A home should feel right on the first visit and make sense well beyond move-in. Here are the materials, construction details, and support to ask about as you compare.
From the foundation to the roof, these are the details we focus on. Confirm the specifications and written coverage for the home you choose.
Foundations are waterproofed, not damp-proofed.
Water management starts below the surface. We use foundation waterproofing as part of our approach to protecting the home. Ask us about the system specified for your build and how it works with the drainage and grading.
LP siding, hung by crews LP certified to install it.
Installation matters as much as the material. Our LP-certified crews install LP siding with attention to the details around joints, openings, and transitions. Ask to review the product and installation specifications for your home.
Impact-rated, on every home.
We specify impact-rated roofing for the weather our region experiences. Product details and ratings belong in the specifications for the individual home; an impact rating does not mean a roof cannot be damaged.
The same LP-certified crews frame the house.
Experienced crews and attention to framing details help carry the design into the finished home. We focus on the structure as well as the spaces you will see every day.
A one-year builder workmanship warranty.
Our one-year builder workmanship warranty is part of the conversation before you close. Manufacturer coverage varies by product. Request the written warranty documents so you understand the coverage, exclusions, and service process for your home.
A useful starting point for discussing coverage. Your written warranty documents govern the specific terms.
A one-year builder workmanship warranty. The written agreement defines coverage, exclusions, and the start date.
Product warranties have their own terms, registration requirements, and exclusions. Review the documents supplied with your home.
Contact AAA with the address, a description of the issue, and photos when helpful. Refer to your closing documents for the applicable service process.
Explore photographs of completed AAA homes in Riverstone. Completion does not necessarily mean sold; each project links to its current listing status when available.
We can explain the materials, plan options, and build process. For a tour of a listed home, use the listing-agent link on its home page.
