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Direct Contact with Your Builder: Clear Communication and a Guided Construction Experience
At Tried & True Construction, we believe communication is the foundation of every successful build. When you’re investing in a new home or taking on a remodel, the experience should feel clear, organized, and personal, not like you’re being passed around from department to department. That’s why we prioritize direct access to your builder throughout the process. While a successful home build takes a coordinated effort between subcontractors, vendors, designers, and lending pa

Jen Holub
Dec 8, 20253 min read
Building Starts with Confidence: Why Pre-Qualification Matters
Before the first nail is driven or blueprint drawn, every great build starts with one key step: knowing your numbers. At Tried & True Construction, we believe the building process should feel exciting and empowering, not uncertain. And one of the best ways to gain confidence from day one is to get pre-qualified for your construction loan. Whether you’re dreaming up a mountain retreat in Brian Head or your forever home in Cedar City, understanding your lending power sets the t

Jen Holub
Dec 2, 20253 min read
From Lot to Dream Home: What to Do After You Buy Land
Buying a lot is an exciting milestone. Whether it’s the first step toward your forever home or an investment in your future, standing on that piece of land sparks big dreams. But after the excitement settles, most people find themselves asking the same question: “Now what?” At Tried & True Construction, we’ve walked this path with many clients. The decisions you make right after purchasing land will shape the entire building process. Here’s what you need to know — whether you

Camille & Jen On Purpose Marketing
Oct 27, 20253 min read
Building With Trust: Understanding Cost Models for Your Project
At Tried & True Construction, we believe building your dream home or completing a remodel should never feel like a guessing game. One of the first questions we hear from clients is: “How much do you charge?” It’s a fair question — and the answer depends on the cost model your builder uses. Knowing the differences will help you feel confident about your choices and your budget. The 3 Most Common Cost Models Fixed-Price / Lump Sum The builder gives you one price for the entire

Camille & Jen On Purpose Marketing
Oct 15, 20253 min read
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