The Process

You’ve decided that you would like to buy a new Greene Home. What do you do next? To assist you through the process of buying a new home, we have created a list of what to expect. Throughout the process if you have any questions, please contact our office or our sales staff.
Model Home

Choose A New Home

We have carefully designed a number of two storey & bungalow plans to suit most modern families needs.


Once you have chosen a home that suits your needs, the next step is to contact your real estate agent.  If you do not have a realtor, you can work directly with one of our sales representatives.

Purchase Your New Home

Once you have established your realtor, they will work with you to write an offer. This offer is very specific to new home construction. It contains an immense amount of data concerning your new home, the warranty that is involved, the brochure plans, the specifications, and of course, the offer itself. We encourage you to read through this offer carefully with your realtor and your lawyer.
People Shaking Hands
Brand New Kitchen

Select Your Finishes

Once the offer has been written, and any conditions have been removed, before we begin your home, the selection process begins. At this point you will have the opportunity to decide on your finishes & colours in your new home. While doing your selections, if there is something you would like installed in your home, just ask, and we will contact our suppliers for availability.

On the typical home you would choose the following from our samples: 

Paint colours

LVP / LVT Flooring colours.

Kitchen and bathroom cabinetry colours and styles

Kitchen and bathroom countertops colours

Interior door style.

Phone & cable rough-in locations

This is also your opportunity to upgrade from our standards to the following:

Colour and style of interior door knobs, hinges, and deadbolts

Paint (beyond our standard colours)

Colour and style of railings

Gas fireplace

Gas rough-ins for items such as BBQ’s, stoves, and dryers

Flooring such as: ceramic & hardwood

Kitchen and bathroom layouts, styles, accessories, and countertops

Bathroom fixtures such as tubs, showers, glass doors, toilets, sinks, and faucets

Kitchen fixtures such as faucets and sinks

Watch Your New Home Take Shape

Building a new home is a process that will require time and patience from you. The entire process will take approximately 4 months depending on the time of year and the availability of sub trades. However, in the end, it is worth it! 

Living Room
The process is as follows: 
Offer
Selections
Foundation
Framing
Exterior
Rough-in electrical & plumbing
Insulation, drywall and interior finishing
Painting
Flooring
Kitchen Cabinets
Finished electrical & plumbing
Carpeting
Pre-delivery Inspection
Closing