What is a “home building coach” and can they help with remodels too?

A home building coach is used as a personal advisor to people building or remodeling their homes. Usually, a home building coach is best suited to help the Owner Builder who wants a direct hand in their own project. But, home building coaches can also help individuals and others who are having a General Contractor build their home for them. Here are some of the services and advantages of a home building coach: · Coaches help you decide and outline what your project will be · They provide independent expertise to evaluated your project, professionals, and the costs · Coaches should provide you with a step by step process if you want to manage your own project as an Owner Builder · They help you save money and get more of what you want in your home. · The same benefits are realized with major remodels as well as the same processes are used. By far, the most common use and benefit is that they empower you to be your own builder (or remodeler) without needing to know everything yourself. They cost far less than a General Contractor while bringing similar knowledge and experience. They could, in fact, be builders themselves acting in the capacity of a consultant instead of your builder.

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