The Contract - Get it in Writing!

After you have selected the Builder that has offered the best value (NOT the lowest price), it’s time to sign a Contract. Your Builder should present you with a detailed Contract that covers every aspect of construction.

It should be:

  •  fairly written
  • protect both you and the builder from the possibility of any miscommunication or misunderstandings.

He will also suggest that you take it with you, review it, have your lawyer review it, adjust if required, and then sign the Contract. If you have picked the right Builder the Contract will get signed, be put away and never need to be looked at again!

Keith Sawlor Sawlor Built Homes Custom Home Builder in Nova Scotia

Keith Sawlor

Keith Sawlor is the second generation Owner of Sawlor Built Homes. With more than 35 years experience building custom homes in Nova Scotia, Keith has built a team that mirrors his professional knowledge and values.

Keith is a Certified Residential Builder who is also certified with many leading industry organizations. He is a Passive House Institute US (PHIUS) Certified Builder, a Net Zero Energy (NZE) Certified Builder, a Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) R-2000 Certified Builder, and a Certified Aging in Place Specialist (CAPS).

Keith is a Board Member of the Atlantic Home Warranty Program as well as the Canadian Home Builders' Association Nova Scotia. He is involved in many other industry programs and associations, such as the Canadian Home Builders’ Association National, Safety Services Nova Scotia and Better Business Bureau.


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