Structure & Foundation
Structural design, foundation requirements, and framing details are determined by the home plan, engineering, soils information, site conditions, and jurisdictional requirements.
Every Hardy Home begins with a thoughtfully selected standard of construction, efficiency, comfort, and finish. From there, each collection adds features designed around the size and way that home is meant to live.
Hardy Homes is being built around a clear standard of quality, function, and finish. That does not mean every home uses an identical specification package regardless of lot, jurisdiction, or budget. It means the process starts with a defined baseline and a clear written scope before construction begins.
These categories define the conversation and documentation structure for a Hardy Home. Final material choices, brands, assemblies, and allowances are provided in the project-specific construction specification.
Structural design, foundation requirements, and framing details are determined by the home plan, engineering, soils information, site conditions, and jurisdictional requirements.
Exterior materials, elevations, and finish details are selected according to the approved plan, community requirements, and the written construction agreement.
Window and door packages are chosen for the home design, code requirements, energy goals, and selected options.
Energy-related details are finalized to meet applicable code, plan requirements, climate conditions, and project-specific selections.
Mechanical systems are specified according to the home design, load requirements, local code, and selected equipment package.
Cabinetry, countertops, fixtures, appliance allowances, and finish selections vary by home, budget, and chosen options.
Bathroom layouts, fixtures, surrounds, vanities, and finish materials are determined by the plan and the final selections for the project.
Flooring types and installation scopes are established in the written construction specification and may vary by room, plan, and option level.
Trim, paint, doors, hardware, storage features, and other interior finish details are coordinated during selections and contract documentation.
Electrical layout, fixture allowances, device locations, and specialty upgrades depend on the approved plan, code, and selected scope.
Plumbing fixtures, water-heating approach, and related system details are based on the plan, jurisdiction, utility conditions, and selected options.
Garage configuration, doors, storage potential, and finish level vary by model and project scope.
Grading, utility connections, drainage, access, and site-specific work depend on the lot, municipality, engineering, and field conditions.
Final punch, closeout, and any applicable warranty information are provided in the contract documentation for the accepted project.
Choose the Hardy Home model and confirm the intended scope for the project.
Account for the lot, jurisdiction, engineering requirements, and utility conditions.
Finalize finish level, upgrades, and project-specific decisions in writing.
Issue the complete construction specification before contract execution.