Quality

by | Sep 10, 2015 | Construction & Design, Home Design | 0 comments

Quality

Quality can only be achieved by a complete dedication to it by everyone on the team. Hiring a builder with decades of experience and a proven track record is the way to get there. Coach Duane Fanning once said “Little things make the difference. Everyone is well prepared in the big things, but only winners perfect the little things.”

This philosophy is why we created the process we use today. After utilizing every construction implementation method available, we ultimately learned that you can be a jack-of-all-trades but master of none. So instead of having a large, expensive staff, we have partnered with (and trained) the best talent in each field, and have them competitively price each project against another one of their contemporaries. This ensures two things: (1) that each client is getting the best tradesman for their project, and (2) each trade has submitted the most competitive price. Enjoy the posts below to see our promises turn into action.

Pre-Construction Coordinator

ABOUT LIVING STONE | MEET OUR TEAM | JUSTIN NICHOLAS Justin Nicholas Pre-Construction CoordinatorJustin holds a Bachelors in Engineering Management from Michigan Technological University. When he's not working on projects, you'll find him playing golf or frisbee golf....

Rich Sefcik

Rich Sefcik

I don’t know why someone would not choose Living Stone to build their home. It is such a polished production that gives you a polished complete finish. You have no doubt that the product you have is the house you dreamed of!

-RICH SEFCIK

Ian Girard, Project Coordinator

ABOUT LIVING STONE | MEET OUR TEAM | IAN GIRARD Ian Girard Project Coordinator Bio text here... Contact Information Office: 828-669-4343 ian@livingstoneco.com 121 Sweeten Creek Rd. Ste. 70 Asheville Design District Asheville, NC 28803 Download V Card “Sean Sullivan’s...

Sherry Riddle, Account Manager

ABOUT LIVING STONE | MEET OUR TEAM | SHERRY RIDDLE Sherry Riddle Account Manager Sherry is an Account Manager for Living Stone Design + Build and handles all client and subcontractor contact for billing and receiving payment. Sherry received her BA in Math from UNCA...

Michael Reeves, Safety Manager

Michael Reeves, Safety Manager

ABOUT LIVING STONE | MEET OUR TEAM | MICHAEL REEVES Michael Reeves Safety Manager Michael is the Safety Manager for Living Stone Design + Build and ensures that all job sites remain safe, clean and regulated for all subcontractors working on the job. Michael studied...

Sarah Watkins Testimonial

Sarah Watkins Testimonial

“Building can be stressful. You put the money thing on top of all the details of building, and that puts a lot of strain on people. Living Stone took a lot of the guess work out of it. It was a fun process for us. It really was!”

SARAH WATKINS

Dr. Steve Levine Testimonial

Dr. Steve Levine Testimonial

“The process of design/build and creating something that is so energy efficient is a miracle to me. Sean has a way of putting things together so that we get the product that we want and then he puts together the quality product that he knows he can build.”

-DR. STEVE LEVINE

This House Smells -The Dangers and Opportunities that IAQ Present in Homebuilding

This House Smells -The Dangers and Opportunities that IAQ Present in Homebuilding

“This house smells…different than the rest. Actually, it doesn’t really have a smell?!” said Mrs. Lee as she walked into the Parade of Homes entry I was manning last year. Mrs. Lee, like many other visitors in years past, noticed what most builders are missing across the country, the fact that IAQ is important.

I had the privilege, two years ago, of sitting in a research lab think tank with seven other top builders from across the nation. The question was posed to us “What is the greatest concern that you have about the homes that you are building today”? Each builder at the table said that they were concerned about building homes so tight that they might be poisoning the people that move into them. When they got to me, I was dumbfounded by their answers and had to ask my own question, “Are you using a rater”?