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Congratulations!!!!.....you are now the proud owners of
property in San Felipe, Baja California and are ready to
begin construction of your dream home and living your
Mexican adventure.
Do you wish to work with a company that -
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Understands the American
building standards,
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Knows what Americans
expect,
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Has mastered the art of
construction in Mexico,
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A company that has spent
seven years identifying two totally honest, experienced contractors
who employ the skilled craftsman and artisans which are needed to
build you a quality home.
Consider using the services of Sweitzer Construction Management -
the premier construction management company in San Felipe.
Building a home anywhere can be a challenge; but construction in a
foreign country where they speak another language, have a different
cultural background with different rules and regulations can be even
more of a challenge! Selecting a contractor is particularly
difficult when the definition of a contractor is very different than in
most other countries.
In Mexico, there are no
building inspections per se. When a Mexican architect has signed
your plan; under the law that architect is responsible to oversee that
the electricity, plumbing, foundation etc…..every aspect of your house
is built properly. The choice of your contractor and over site of
your project are imperative as this requirement is rarely followed
during the construction process.
There are honest and hard
working contractors and/or consultants in San Felipe, but finding them
is a difficult and time consuming task. Selecting a contractor and/or
consultant with a consistent reputation for building quality homes
is
the key element. To find such a contractor, you need to
carefully check the references provided and verify this through other
sources of information in the community. Without your investing
sufficient time and effort in doing this, you may be less than pleased
with your selection when your finished product is ready for inspection.
Please browse
my web site and get the answer to "How
May I Help You Today?”.
 
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