Your Family's Legacy.

We intentionally keep our workload controlled so every client receives the attention they deserve. Typically, we have 4–7 homes in active construction at one time, depending on the phase of each project. Some homes may be just starting excavation, while others are in the framing or finishing stages. This balance allows us to maintain quality, communication, and proper oversight on every project.

Our project manager is involved multiple times per week, and sometimes daily, depending on the phase of construction. Certain stages, such as foundations, framing, mechanical rough-ins, and finishing work, require closer supervision. We stay closely connected with our subcontractors throughout the process to make sure everything stays on schedule and is built correctly.

You're welcome to visit the jobsite anytime with coordination. We simply ask that you schedule the visits with us so we can ensure safety and avoid interrupting subcontractors while they're actively working. Many clients like to visit during key milestones, such as framing completion, mechanical rough-ins, drywall, and finishing.

iLevel carries Builder's Risk insurance on every project, which helps protect the structure during the course of construction. Your home is scheduled under our policy based on the project's contract value, and that coverage stays in place until the project is completed and your homeowner's insurance takes over. Builder's Risk typically helps protect against covered losses such as:

• Fire
• Storm damage
• Theft
• Vandalism
• Jobsite damage during construction

Many lenders require the homeowner to carry a Builder's Risk policy as well. In our experience, this creates dual coverage, which is a good thing. If something unforeseen were to happen during construction, having two policies in place provides additional protection for the project.

Communication is a big part of the iLevel experience. We keep homeowners informed through several methods, including:

• Daily logs through our project management software, typically at least 1–2 per week, often more
• Jobsite photos
• Phone calls and Zoom meetings
• 3D scans of the home during construction, especially helpful for out-of-state clients

The goal is to keep you connected to the project, even when you're not physically on site.

Communication happens consistently throughout the build, with updates happening weekly or as needed, depending on the stage of construction. Some weeks involve more discussion when selections or decisions are required, while other weeks are simply progress updates.