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Richard puts family first. A husband of one wife and parent of four children. Three sons and a daughter who all help with the business. We know your thinking "He's to young to be a granparent!" Richard is a grandparent and now has 3 grandchildren. The latest addition "Boston" a grandson who was born on July 27th, 2006. To parents Brain and Krista Berge. 
 “I have to say Richard and his staff are friendly, warm and some of most down to earth folks I have ever worked with. They are bent on delivering a superior product and each home they have built for me has been cost efficient and outstanding.” - Larry Zurn |
 Dozens of people are involved in the effort to build your new duplex or single family home. Foundation and Site Framing Once the "slab" is set, walls, and roof are built. The exterior block or poured wall is the shell of the home that provides the shape of the structure. The interior wood framing begins shortly after the roof is on. Mechanical Rough-Ins Once the interior of the house is properly protected from the elements, the plumbing, electricity, water heating, and heating, ventilation and air conditioning ( HVAC) systems are installed. Exterior Finishes This stage finishes the outside of the home with stucco and paint that protects the inside from the elements. From the outside, at least, your home looks almost done. Insulation This step ensures your home will stay comfortable in even the most extreme temperatures. Insulation is added to the exterior walls and the roof. Interior Finishes Once everything behind the walls is complete, the flooring, drywall, tiles and cabinetry are installed, and the home is painted. This is the longest phase, for good reason. Unlike the mechanical rough-in step, subcontractors in the interior finish steps usually cannot do work at the same time. Landscaping This step can occur any time after the exterior finishes are complete, but it's usually done concurrently with interior finishes. Arrigation, sod, plants and mulch are added to the exterior of your home. Walk-Through After the certificate of occupancy, a final walk-through is then done to ensure that everything is completed to your liking. If you see any problems that need to be addressed-these are usually aesthetic-have them fixed before you sign the final punch list. You will then receive your house keys and garage remotes. The builder will also explain how your home operates, so listen closely, and ask lots of questions. Contact us for a free copy of this step by step process you can follow along as your home is being constructed.
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Berge Building & Contracting, Inc.
4423 leonard blvd s Lehigh Acres Florida 33971
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