Homeowners Manual Flashcards
(57 cards)
Who must sign the Homeowner Manual?
Homeowners and NHC
The _____________________ will be your next point of contact once you have signed the Purchase Agreement. They will coordinate your Homesite Inspection, Pre-Construction Meeting, and Final Closing upon completion of your home.
Customer Coordinator (Becky. Kari and Teresa)
The _____________________ will be your primary point of contact once construction begins on your home. They manage the building process and regularly inspect your home to ensure that it is built to Schumacher Homes’ high standard of quality.
Builder - Greg, Joseph, Keith
The _____________________ manages your Schumacher Homes Team to give you the “Ultimate Customer Experience”
General Manager - Ryan Smith
When is the Home owner Manual presented to Homeowner?
At the time of signing purchase agreement
Schumacher Homes preferred lenders have been selected due to a proven history in which of the following? (4)
Prompt service
Expertise in construction loans
Understands Schumacher Homes process
Competitive programs with low down payments
What items must homeowner(s) complete before Schumacher Homes can begin construction? (4)
Signed purchase agreement
Selections with Sales Coordinator
Construction loan must close
Pre-construction meeting
Builders Risk Insurance covers you for _____
Fire, theft, windstorm, vandalism and materials that are not attached to the dwelling at your homesite.
Liability coverage protects you in the event that _____
there is an accident on your homesite during construction.
Schumacher Homes must be listed as an ____________________ on the Certificate of Insurance.
additional insured
The Builders Risk will become your homeowner’s insurance policy at the completion of construction. (T/F)
True
Schu carries its own ______________and Workers Compensation for its employees.
Liability
Allowance
A sum of money set aside in the purchase agreement for items that an actual cost will be determined upon completion
If your _______________ has authorized you to contract work on your homesite, your contractor’s work, the time frame in which the work is completed, any delays associated with their work and warranty become your responsibility.
General Manager
Bearing Wall
A wall that supports any vertical load in addition to its own load
Building Codes
Community ordinances governing the manner in which a home may be constructed or modified
Casing
is wood trim molding installed around a door or window opening.
Change order
A written document which modifies the plans, specifications and/or the price of the construction contract
Crawl Space
A shallow space below the living quarters of a house, normally enclosed by the foundation wall with a dirt or concrete floor / also called pier curtain
Culvert
A corrugated drain pipe that is installed beneath a driveway surface, and parallel to and near the street.
Dormer
An opening in a sloping roof, the framing of which projects out to form a vertical wall suitable for windows or other openings
Drain Tile
A perforated or corrugated, plastic pipe laid at the bottom of the foundation wall used to drain excess water away from the foundation. It prevents ground water from seeping through the foundation wall. Sometimes called the perimeter drain.
Easement
A formal contract which allows a party to use another party’s property for a specific purpose. For example, a sewer easement might allow one party to run a sewer line through a neighbor’s property
Egress
Is a means of exiting the home and is required in every bedroom.
