Scott Clements has a wealth of information to share. With almost five decades of experience in the construction industry, Scott's seen it all. This is where Scott shares tips and tricks, and also explains the process when building an S. Clements Custom Home™.
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Realistic budgeting and honest builder guidance ensure a home that balances aspirations with financial comfort, avoiding regret from overbuilding.
Thoughtful master suite design boosts daily quality of life. Prioritize privacy, functional storage, and natural light, and incorporate luxurious yet practical elements.
S. Clements Homes offers comprehensive post-move-in support, ensuring you're not just purchasing a house—you're gaining a trusted resource for the life of your home.
Expansive clay soil in Northeast Texas necessitates post-tension engineered foundations to manage moisture-induced pressures, ensuring long-term stability of custom homes.
Flood zone designation impacts insurance, construction, and resale, turning bargains into pitfalls. Proper drainage and site evaluation protect your home and investment.
In Texas, well-designed outdoor living areas can be used nearly year-round, functioning as an extension of your home and adding affordable square footage.
Designing homes in Northeast Texas means using features that enhance comfort and efficiency by working with the climate, like covered outdoor spaces, spray foam insulation, and proper attic ventilation.
True "all-in" land costs can be 20-40% higher than purchase price due to development expenses; understanding this helps avoid budget surprises.
The biggest surprise when buying rural land is utility costs—often adding $30k-$50k unexpectedly. Plan ahead to prevent budget disasters.
Buying land for a custom home involves critical checks like utility access, soil suitability, and legal restrictions. Expert consultation prevents costly mistakes.
Many builders hand you the keys to a beautiful new home with bare windows, leaving you to spend thousands on blinds before you can get...
While most of Collin County has transformed into dense subdivisions, there’s one area where you can still find what first attracted folks here—genuine acreage and...
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Quality homes at honest prices — our mission since 2007Quality craftsmanship without the markup gamesThe same commitment to quality we'd expect for our own homesQuality homes at honest prices — our mission since 2007Quality craftsmanship without the markup gamesThe same commitment to quality we'd expect for our own homesQuality homes at honest prices — our mission since 2007Quality craftsmanship without the markup gamesThe same commitment to quality we'd expect for our own homesQuality homes at honest prices — our mission since 2007Quality craftsmanship without the markup gamesThe same commitment to quality we'd expect for our own homes
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