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Lifestyle, My Space, and Personal Space Options in True Homes

True Homes, the largest new home builder in North Carolina understands that each homeowner is unique. As such, each person's dream home will look a little different. We get it; there's nothing appealing about a cookie cutter home that looks exactly like your neighbor's. That's precisely why True Homes offers you the opportunity to make your new home a one-of-a-kind.

Our Lifestyle, My Space, and Personal Space Options allow you to customize the details in your new home so as to ensure that your home reflects who you are, and what you value.

By Lifestyle Options, we are referring to the style of your main floor. Whether you want an open plan, a transitional plan or a traditional plan, the choice is yours. From there, we will guide you in helping you to also select a plan for your kitchen, second floors, and bedrooms.

Lifestyle Options

Our My Space Options allows you to dictate how you'd like to make use of your square footage. Perhaps you want a home office, or a place to work out. Maybe you'd prefer an extra bedroom in lieu of a den. You just tell us what makes sense for you and your family, and we'll make it happen.
 

My Space Options

Personal Space Options empower you to truly customize your home. That means that you have the option to request structural changes. If you want an extra closet, let us know. If you'd prefer a more open plan, we can remove walls and readjust accordingly. And of course, we can build custom spaces into the plan that will be uniquely yours.

Personal Space Options

At True Homes we stand at the ready to help you customize your new home in North Carolina. All of our homes are energy efficient, and made with only the finest materials. For information on purchasing a new home in North Carolina, contact us at www.truehomeusa.com or call 704-271-1191.

Five Things to Ask When Purchasing a New Family Home

Purchasing a new family home can cause a rush of emotions and leave you with more questions. At True Homes in Charlotte, we understand the importance of helping our future residents prepare for purchasing their new home by laying out some of the most important questions to ask to ensure you make the best decision for you and your family.

1. Does My New Home Come With A Warranty?

Warranties offer the added security of knowing that systems, built in appliances, and fixtures in your new home will be covered after the sale is complete. Home warranties benefit both buyers and sellers by protecting them from surprise repair costs that are not covered by standard homeowner's insurance policies. Home warranty coverages can vary significantly depending on the home and builder, so it's important to review the specific policy of the home you’re considering.

2. What’s The Neighborhood Like?

It's important to know as much about your new surroundings as you can since you’ll be spending a large portion of your life there. Find out as much as you can about crime in the area, noisy roads nearby, schools, and hazards such as an area being prone to flooding.  Find out the state of your neighborhood, such as whether it’s "up and coming" or maturing.  You should add an extra layer of inquiry if you have or are expecting to have children, since finding a safe area for a child to grow up in should be just as important as the house itself.   

3. Is It Energy Efficient?

If owning an energy efficient home is important to you, it’s crucial to find out if the home you’re considering purchasing was built with eco-friendly products. This is best achieved by speaking directly with the builder so that you can be assured that your potential home is everything you’ve been looking for—inside and out. Often, new homes come with energy efficiency ratings that allow you to easily compare the projected cost of operating one home over another. You may not understand all the ratings for insulation and other building materials, but you will understand how they affect your bottom line. Be sure to pick the option that’s best for you.

4. Are Current Residents Happy?

Making sure current residents are happy and continue to stay happy with their neighborhood is extremely important, as you one day may very well feel just the same as they do. As you’re visiting potential homes, make it a point to meet your potential neighbors and simply ask, “How do you like your home.” They may also be able to provide you with helpful tips and advice to make your new home as comfortable as it can be.

5. Are There Any Neighborhood Amenities?

Though this might not be your first thought, asking in advance about the various neighborhood amenities offered will allow you to decide whether or not the home you’re considering is the perfect fit for you and your loved ones. This is also a great question to use as a deciding factor if you’re stuck between two otherwise similar homes.

As Charlotte’s largest new home builder, True Homes is committed to help you find the perfect home for you and your growing family. If you’d like to speak with a sales representative today about the benefits of selecting a True home, we encourage you to contact us by calling (704) 271-1191. Additional information may also be obtained by visiting us on the web at: www.truehomesusa.com.

Five Eco-Friendly Landscaping Ideas That Will Make Your Home Look Great

In an ever-growing environmentally conscious society, True Homes in Charlotte, North Carolina understands the importance of helping our residents live the life they’ve always imagined—a comfortable, delightful, and sustainable existence. Since True Homes already provides you with superb indoor air quality, lowered VOC’s, energy efficiency, and plenty of natural lighting in your home, what’s the next step in making your home sustainable? The answer is simple: go outside!

1. Reduce Harmful Garden Chemicals
One of the biggest mistakes that individuals make in their gardens today is adding unnecessary chemicals to the soil. Before using harsh fertilizers, it’s important to have your soil tested. A soil test will tell you which, if any, nutrients and chemicals it is lacking. By doing this in advance, you’ll be reducing the amount of fertilizers and pesticides in your garden, improving the water and air quality in your area for all living things. Also, you should consider using organic fertilizers, such as specialized manures and compost. These can help enrich your soil while naturally inhibiting the growth of weeds.

2. Build A Fence—Of Life!
Instead of opting for a backyard or garden fence made of plastic, metal, or wood, try planting small trees or bushes to create a natural fence. Not only does this add an element of uniqueness to your backyard or garden, but is also very eco-friendly. Additionally, you can grow hedges much taller than you could feasibly build a fence, which can provide you with increased privacy over time.

3. Select Plants Native To Your Geographic Region
Selecting plants native to your area makes it easier to maintain them throughout the year. Some plants are more sensitive to extreme climate changes, and are not feasible for areas that experience cold winters like Charlotte. While you can certainly grow more exotic plants in your garden, they will require a lot more work, especially during the winter.

4. Make A Rain Barrel
Rain barrels are a great way to collect rainwater that you can reuse to water your garden later on. Making a rain barrel is a great idea to help minimize the amount of excess water you’re using and ensures that your plants are being soaked with all-natural rain that hasn’t been chemically treated. Reusing rainwater can also lower your water bill, which gives you more money to grow your garden or pursue other home improvement projects.

5. Recycle, Recycle, Recycle!
If you’re considering building a fence or deck in your outdoor area, consider using recycled materials or reusing concrete pieces or bricks. Repurposing materials helps eliminates the need for additional wood and adds a vintage touch to your new project.

At True Homes in Charlotte, North Carolina, our goal is to provide you with the house of your dreams. We can help you achieve a comfortable, affordable, and environmentally friendly home for you and your family. To speak with our sales representatives about your options today, please call (704) 271-1191 or visit us on the web at: www.truehomesusa.com.

Tips for an Easy and Successful Family Move

When making a move to a new neighborhood, there are a multitude of uncertainties that come with being in unfamiliar territory. There are feelings of uneasiness, stress, and even thoughts of whether or not you’ve made the right choice. To help ease in the moving process, True Homes in Charlotte suggests the following three tips for settling into a new community.

Be Open

With moves come many changes. Family members may become angry or saddened when they think of potentially losing close relationships and friendships they have built in the over the course of their lives. One way to help your family adjust to living in a new neighborhood is to let each family member discuss their feelings, whether positive or negative, about the move. Make sure to listen and respect each one’s feelings even if they do not reflect your own—be responsive and empathize with everyone.

Spread Positivity

Emphasize the positivity of the prospective move to your family. When entering a new community, it’s important to highlight the new surroundings for your children, as well as educating them on the possibility of learning about new cultures, and meeting new friends. Teach them that new learning experiences come in all shapes and sizes, and that this move will not be a negative life changing experience. Help them understand that even though they may not be a part of their former sports team or clubs, it doesn’t mean they don’t have the opportunity to enjoy all the same activities, only in a new and exciting environment with new journeys and fresh faces.

Take for example, turning the following negative worry into a positive scenario: if little Suzie is saddened that she will not be living next door to her best friend with whom she has frequent sleepovers with, let her know that friends are forever in our hearts and that they can always call each other, write letters and even visit one another other.

Explore

When actually reaching the new destination, spend family time getting to know the new surroundings. Become aware of the positive and exciting opportunities that you’re new town and neighborhood has to offer. Go on adventures as a family exploring new streets, restaurants, walking trails and any other activities that you enjoyed in the old neighborhood. Make sure to show each family member that the same activities can be enjoyed in the new neighborhood as well.

At True Homes, we believe that making a move shouldn’t be a time of negativity, but should reflect new hopes and aspirations. To learn more about our homes offered in Charlotte or Charleston, please visit our website at www.truehomesusa.com or call (704) 937-2307 to speak with one of our representatives directly.

Health Benefits of Living in a Green Home

With multiple communities in Charlotte, North Carolina and Charleston, South Carolina, the team at True Homes more than understands the importance and necessity of providing families with a safe, affordable, and most significantly, a healthy home. By providing green homes for our residents, True Homes is able to bring much more than just lower electric bills—you’ll enjoy real health benefits to help provide you and your family with a long and healthy life.

Reduction of Toxic Materials

For a lot of people, building and living in a new home comes with an almost unavoidable consequence of being exposed to harsh chemicals used in flooring, paint, and other construction materials. In today’s world, many non-green homes are comprised of compressed wood products that have been treated with preservatives such as formaldehyde; carpeting, which contains petroleum; and even countertops that may release trace amounts of uranium once they begin to decay. Life in a True Homes green home is designed with the health of your family in mind—meaning a healthy home contains almost no volatile organic compounds (VOC). In a green home, toxic materials are not used—allowing residents to see an immediate improvement in the safety, air quality, and overall health of all residing in their home. Of course, there are also numerous benefits associated with living in a home built with sustainable, eco-friendly materials and reduced electric bills.

Water Quality
Water is most essential to our everyday lives. Without water, or without properly filtered water, your risks of contracting contaminants like chlorine metals, VOC’s, and pesticides are greatly increased. Water quality isn’t only important for the water that you drink, you’re also using water brought in through your home to shower in, use to wash your laundry, and clean your dishes with. In a green home, a whole-house filtration system means that more than 99% of pollutants are removed from your water. Whole-house water filtration systems are easy to retrofit into an existing home, but can be even easier to install in a new construction home. Better water quality has been shown to greatly reduce the risk of you and your loved ones of developing respiratory problems, serious bacterial infections, and the onset of allergies.

Natural Light

Green homes are equipped with large, open, beautiful windows that allow much more natural light than traditional houses. Natural light not only brings down the cost of your electrical bills, but also brings improved psychological stimulation to you and your family that can result in increased happiness and natural vitamin D intake.

The benefits that come with living in a True Homes green home don’t just stop with this list—you’ll also enjoy the many perks of a vibrant, family oriented, blooming new community. To learn more about life with True Homes in Charleston and Charlotte as well as the steps we’ve taken to build some of the greenest homes on the market today, give us a call at (704) 937-2307 to speak with one of our representatives directly, or visit us online at www.truehomesusa.com.

5 Important Lessons to Teach Your Children

At True Homes in Charlotte, we understand that raising children comes with ups, downs, and everything in between. However, teaching your children important values while they’re in their formative years will pave the way for an easier parenting future and help ensure the success of your kids. Below are five of the cornerstone principles you can instill in your children as they grow into mature and successful adults.

Responsibility

When raising children, one of the most important and staple lessons you can teach your child is responsibility. Depending on your style of parenting, there are several ways you can teach your child responsibility, though a common theme involves always sticking to your word. Teach your child that if he or she commits to doing something, then they must do it regardless of circumstance. If a child commits to a sports team for instance, and they end up deciding that they may not like the sport mid-way through the season, you can teach your child others are now relying on their presence and they cannot let their team members down.

Respect

The second lesson on our list is respect. Teach your child that each person deserves to be treated equally and in their own right. Respect is something that should be given at all times to everyone, whether the person they are interacting with is a man or woman, older, younger or the same age. Teaching your child respect while they’re still young will allow them to better understand the imperative value as an adult.

Financial Responsibility

As with most childhood lessons, learning important values at a young age tends to transcend into our adult lives, and the importance of financial responsibility is no exception. When a child is given an allowance, putting a portion of the money into a piggy bank or another means of savings will allow the child to learn how to set monetary goals for themselves. This allows the child to form a thought process that becomes adult philosophy.

Education

Crucial lesson number four is the importance of education. Not only is it essential to provide your child with a stable understanding of schoolwork, but giving your child the freedom to educate themselves in something they are interested in teaches them that they can succeed in choices of their own. Whether your child enjoys art, the piano, sports, science or history, enable them to become educated further in a topic of their choosing.

Self-confidence

In today’s society, it has never been more important for children to be confident in themselves. Letting them know that if they are secure and strong in who they are and what they know and believe in; there is no need to feel disabled by others. An important part of developing self-confidence is to also let children know that throughout life, everyone will have different opinions, and it’s imperative to always stick to your own ideas.

Now that we’ve shared several cornerstone morals to be sure to teach your children, we encourage you to take a few minutes to visit our website to discover the values of True Homes in Charleston and Charlotte. For more information regarding our new family communities, visit us online at www.truehomesusa.com or contact one of our representatives directly at (704) 937-2307. We look forward to welcoming you to your new home.

Have you considered adding a dog to your family? 5 reasons why owning a dog is a good idea

Dogs have the reputation as being man’s best friend, and rightfully so. The humane society estimated that approximately 39 percent of households own a dog, but why? Dogs provide companionship, friendship, and entertainment. They don’t pass judgment and are always happy to see you when you come home, which is especially uplifting if you’ve had a tough day at work. Dogs can also help teach your children about responsibility, and can even help your children develop stronger immune systems.

If you’re on the fence about adding a dog to your family, True Homes, the largest homebuilder in Charlotte, NC, has put together a list of the top five reasons you should own a dog.

Dogs are good for your health

Studies have long shown that dog ownership is associated with a number of positive health benefits, including: reduced stress, lower blood pressure, reduced risk of dying from any cardiac disease, increased physical fitness, 

Dogs are entertaining

Whether you plan on training your dog to perform funny tricks, play fetch, or simply want another personality in the household, dogs are a constant source of entertainment. 

Dogs help teach your children responsibility

Dogs are a wonderful way to start teaching your children responsibility. By giving your children certain responsibilities for you dog, such as feeding, walking, or grooming the dog, you can start to teach them the importance of being responsible. Since the responsibility of the dog is ultimately up to the adults of the household, you can teach your children consequences by taking away privileges if their duties are not kept up with. Dogs also teach your children the importance of being kind and respectful to animals.

Dogs make your children healthier

According to several researchers, infants who grow up in a household with a dog go on to live a healthier life. In particular, one study published in the Journal of Pediatrics found that children who grew up with dogs were 31 percent less likely to contract respiratory tract infections and 44 percent less likely to suffer from ear infections. While this may seem counterintuitive, since dogs are known to have a number of allergens and track in dirt and debris from outside, it is the exposure to these contaminants that help your children develop strong immune systems.

Dogs help keep you and your family safe

Dogs are very loyal companions and part of their companionship means protecting their masters. One of the most common examples is when dogs bark to alert you if someone is approaching your home, or if one of your family members is in distress. Other ways that dogs keep your family safe depends on the particular breed of dog. For example, herding dogs will keep the family pack together no matter what, which can help keep your children from wandering off.

There you have it, True Homes’ top five reasons to add a dog to your family. If you are thinking about getting a dog, you should consider adopting. By adopting, you’ll save a life, money, and feel better about your decision to get a pet. Adopted dogs appreciate you rescuing them, and make one of the most loyal companions you’ll ever have.

True Homes has a number of new home developments in Charlotte, NC marketed to young families (many of which are dog owners). To learn more about True Homes, visit us online at www.truehomesusa.com or get in touch with us directly on the phone at 704-271-1191 today.

How to find a good babysitter for your kids

Raising a family is a full time job, and everyone deserves a night off sometime. Leaving the kids at home gives you a chance to spend time with your wife, and escape the realities that wait at home. However, finding someone that you can entrust your kids with while you spend a night on the town can be a difficult process. How do you know they are responsible? Will they make sure your kids are safe? True Homes has put together a list of resources that you can use to help you find a good babysitter for your kids.

Ask Your Friends

One of the benefits of living in a new home community full of other young families is that some of your neighbors may have already scouted a reliable babysitter you can use.  Be warned though, with good sitters becoming increasingly hard to come by, some neighbors are reluctant to share their resources.

Another option to finding a babysitter for your kids is barter with your friends, sort of like someone being the designated driver for the night. One weekend, you’ll watch their kids over at your place while your friends go out, and the next weekend they’ll reciprocate. This arrangement can be especially good since you won’t have to pay extra for a sitter, or worry about having a stranger in your house while you’re away. Many areas are also starting babysitter co-ops, which is a more organized community of the barter agreement described above. Instead of paying with money, the co-op works on a point system to ensure that everyone has to give in what they take out.

Online

There are a number of online resources available to help you locate a good babysitter for your kids. More general websites like Craigslist and Angie’s List have very active communities, and a lot of people report having found a good sitter through these sites. Be careful though, when selecting any sitter, you’ll want to do some basic background checking on them and meet with them well before you need them to get a sense of the type of sitter they are.

Other online options like Care.com and Sittercity.com focus specifically on connecting parents with babysitters across the country. Manny of these sitter-centric websites charge some sort of membership or usage fee in exchange for doing a lot of the heavy lifting, e.g., prescreening babysitters and handling the payments.

Everyone deserves a break from the normal routine every now and again, but you want to make sure your kids are safe while you’re out having fun. The most important advice of all when selecting any babysitter to watch your kids is to meet with them first, do a little background research on them. Even if you don’t want to pay for a full background check, you can easily ask your prospective sitter to provide you with several references and speak with them about their experiences with that sitter.

True Homes is the largest homebuilder in Charlotte, NC and has a number of new home communities geared for young families.  If you’re looking to relocate to Charlotte, or are looking for a new home in the area, we hope you’ll consider one of our fabulous communities. One of the benefits of living in a new home development is you’ll be surrounded with like-minded neighbors. For example, you’ll most likely all have young children and can start your own neighborhood babysitting co-op. For more information, visit us online at www.truehomesusa.com or call us on the phone at 704-271-1191. We look forward to hearing from you soon.

How to start saving for your child’s education

One of the most expensive aspects of raising a family is paying for your child's education. With college tuitions on the rise, and the pressure to graduate from college growing, it’s more important now than ever to start saving for your child’s education. To help get you started, True Homes has put together a list of helpful guideposts to keep in mind when planning for your child’s education. 

Save Early, and Save Often

The more time you have to save for your child’s education, the more money you’ll have available when the time comes. The power of compounded interest helps your education savings snowball into much more than you’d think. For example, if you start setting aside $200 per month when your child is born, those contributions will grow to almost $70,000 by the time your child turns 18 (assuming a 5 percent annualized return). A good way to make keep up with your child’s education savings is to have a set amount deducted from your paycheck every month.

Consider Special Tax-Deferred Education Accounts

There are a couple of special, tax-deferred education accounts that can help you get the most out of your education savings. Two popular education savings accounts are: 529 College Plans, and Roth IRAs.

529 Plans are state-sponsored investment vehicles; similar to your employer-sponsored 401-K. 529 Plans are set up by the parent, who always retains control of the account. The main benefit of 529 Plans is that the account owner (parent) doesn’t pay income taxes on the account’s earnings, meaning your investments can grow tax-deferred much like an IRA. Contributions made to the 529 Plan are after-tax dollars, and qualified withdrawals for education expenses are tax-free. Additionally, there are no income restrictions, so anyone can open (and contribute to) a 529 Plan. And if your child decides not to go to college, you can always transfer the account to another beneficiary. FinAid.org has a comprehensive page detailing the pros and cons associated with 529 Plans.

Roth IRAs are another popular type of account to start saving for your child’s education; however, they are much more limited in terms of who can contribute to them and how much. Roth IRAs must be opened in your child’s name, and there may be minimum opening deposits and/or annual contributions. Roth IRAs also have income cutoffs, and must be opened at least five years before you plan to start withdrawing money for education expenses. Furthermore, any profits withdrawn from Roth IRAs are taxable. The upsides to Roth IRAs is that any unused money can be used to jumpstart your child’s retirement savings, and they are much more flexible in terms of investment options.

Prepaid Tuition

A number of states and private universities offer prepaid tuition programs that can help you save for your child’s education while protecting against tuition inflation. Basically, once you start the plan, you’ll be locked into that year’s prevailing tuition rates. For example, can prepay for a year of college tuition while your child is still in elementary school. Monies paid into prepaid tuition programs are generally transferable if your child decided to go somewhere else; however, the dollars may not stretch as far since you’ll be paying then-current tuition costs. A number of private universities also offer prepaid tuition programs. You can learn more about private college 529 Plans here.

Talk To Your Kids about Their Education Expenses

Another aspect of saving for your child’s education is educating them about the reality of college expenses. If you’ve been saving for your child’s education, use it to motivate them to do better in school. Giving your children a sense of ownership in their education savings account lets them know that doing good in school and receiving scholarships potentially means more money in their pocket. 


If you have specific questions about saving for your child’s education, you should meet with a qualified financial advisor who will be able to assess your individual situation and help you develop a plan that best suits your needs.

As the largest home builder in Charlotte, NC, True Homes understands that your family’s future is important. We offer a number of new home communities marketed towards new families with floor plans for every budget. To learn more about True Homes, visit us online at www.truehomesusa.com or call us on the phone at 704-271-1191.

Find Out Why Charlotte is Such a Great Place to Raise a Family

It’s no secret that Charlotte is a wonderful place to live. With a low cost of living, wide selection of educational options, and a vibrant economy, Charlotte is also a fantastic place to raise a family. Hence, new homes in Charlotte are high in demand. To help you understand exactly what makes Charlotte so great, True Homes has put together list of the standout reasons why you should raise your family in Charlotte.  

Low Cost of Living

With a cost of living index of 94, Charlotte, NC is significantly more affordable than most cities in the United States (the average is 100).  A lower cost of living means that your paycheck goes further and you’ll have more disposable income to save for your children’s education, your own retirement, or to simply enjoy many of the activities Charlotte has to offer. 

Stable Economy

Charlotte has seen explosive growth over the past 20 years, and this trend is expected to continue. As one of the largest financial centers in the country (second behind New York), Charlotte has many high paying jobs and opportunities for career advancement. Charlotte’s robust economy has also helped stabilize housing prices, which makes it an ideal area to invest in a new home for you and your family.

Education Choices

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg School district ranks as the second largest in the North Carolina and the 20^th largest in the United States. In addition to having a number of excellent public schools, Charlotte is also home to several outstanding private schools further adding to your options for your children’s education. Additionally, North Carolina is home to a number of nationally ranked universities including Wake Forest, University of North Carolina, Davidson, Elon, and Duke University (to name a few).

Activities Abounding

Charlotte has a wide variety of activities you can enjoy with your family. Whether you like spending time outdoors or at developed attractions, Charlotte has something for everyone. Some of the notable attractions in and around Charlotte include: the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater, which is home to many outdoor concerts throughout the year; the US National Whitewater Center, which is the largest man-made recirculating river in the country; the McDowell Natural Center and Preserve; the Charlotte Motor Speedway; and a number of beautiful parks and historic sites. With so many choices, you’ll never run out of things to do with the family.

The points discussed above are just some of the reasons that make Charlotte such a great place to raise a family. It is the crowning glory of North Carolina real estate. In addition to area-wide considerations, another important aspect of raising a family is living in a neighborhood with like-minded families. To help create the ideal environment for your family, True Homes has developed several of new home communities in and around Charlotte specifically marketed for new families. To learn more about True Homes in Charlotte, North Carolina, visit us online at http://www.truehomesusa.com or give us a call on the phone at 704-937-2307. We look forward to welcoming you home.

The benefits of buying a new home over a used one

Buying a new home is a big decision. As the largest new homebuilder in Charlotte, North Carolina, we know that as well as anybody. One of the first decisions you should consider when selecting a home is whether to buy a new home or a used home. While the decision to buy a new or a used home is largely an issue of personal preference, there are a number of advantages to buying a new home over a used one. To help you understand some of these differences, we’ve put together a list of 5 reasons in favor of buying new.

 

Modern Amenities and Personalization

 

New homes are better designed for the needs of the modern family than older homes. Buying new also allows you to have some input into the design and materials used in the home. Our True Style Process allows you to customize certain aspects of your home before it’s built, allowing you to impart your own personal style and preferences. For example, new homebuyers are able to select from a range of options like paint colors, crown molding, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances and more.

 

Energy Efficiency

 

New homes are built with energy efficiency in mind. Not only is an energy efficient home better for the environment, it can also save money on your utility bills. In fact, a True Home is more than 40 percent more efficient than the average existing home. Additionally, high performance toilets and faucets drastically reduce water consumption.  

  

Warranties

One of the biggest advantages to buying a new home over a used one is the warranty that comes with a new home. Not only do you get manufacturers’ warranties on all your new appliances, you also get a builder’s warranty that covers the structure of your home. True Homes offers a 10-year structural warranty that protects you against costly problems that may arise down the road with a used home. 

 

      Lifestyle 

New homes are often built in entirely new developments designed with a certain kind of buyer in mind. This means that the reasons you decided to move into the community are likely the same as your neighbors. New developments give you a unique chance to help create your own neighborhood lifestyle. New developments also tend to attract younger families, which means your children will have more playmates and your neighbors are more likely to become your close friends.

       Safety

New homes adhere to rigorous safety standards that may have not been in place when an older home was built. In addition to meeting the latest building codes, True Homes also partners with industry leading companies to ensure your home is built to last. State-of-the-art fire detection systems, wiring insulation, and plumbing components also help protect your investment and keep your family safe. To learn more about True Homes or to browse our selection of new homes in Charleston, South Carolina, visit our website at www.truehomesusa.com.