Builder in Mclean

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'd consider Coda Construction, but I also make my life decisions based on my love of alliteration.

Is this supposed to be funny?

Perfectly serious. Don't you like Juicy Juice or Tater Tots?

[Anonymous]

Where can we find Coda houses?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Where can we find Coda houses?

http://mycodahome.com

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'd consider Coda Construction, but I also make my life decisions based on my love of alliteration.

Is this supposed to be funny?

Perfectly serious. Don't you like Juicy Juice or Tater Tots?

I was hoping this would be funny.

[Anonymous]

Are these builders all general contractors, or they have their own construction workers?

[Anonymous]

OP, are you sure you want to live in McLean? What part? Some parts are better than others, as far as the people. Is that important to you? Or you just like the idea of living in McLean?

[Anonymous]

We had good experiences with NDI. You do need lots of upgrades from their basic model though.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We had good experiences with NDI. You do need lots of upgrades from their basic model though.

You build with NDI in Pimmit Hills, not McLean, unless you're on a shoestring budget.

[Anonymous]

No thread is complete without Pimmit Hills!

[Anonymous]

Yes, another Pimmit Hills hater.

[Anonymous]

Any newly updates on this? We are looking for a custom builder with the mid-price range but good quality.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Any newly updates on this? We are looking for a custom builder with the mid-price range but good quality.

What do you have mind when you refer to mid-price range?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP, are you sure you want to live in McLean? What part? Some parts are better than others, as far as the people. Is that important to you? Or you just like the idea of living in McLean?

+1

Do the neighbors attitudes matter? Choose carefully.
Also, if you are going new, you won't want to buy next to an old house, FYI.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP, are you sure you want to live in McLean? What part? Some parts are better than others, as far as the people. Is that important to you? Or you just like the idea of living in McLean?

+1

Do the neighbors attitudes matter? Choose carefully.
Also, if you are going new, you won't want to buy next to an old house, FYI.

Ignore this poster. The close-in locations in Arlington, McLean and Falls Church all have a mix of older and newer homes and it usually works out fine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We had good experiences with NDI. You do need lots of upgrades from their basic model though.

If your lot is in McLean, your lot premium will increase significantly after building a new house, much more so than most of other D.C. Areas. Therefore to maximize your instant equity you want the build a high standard house. NDI is a bottom feeder among builders.