Court Website v11

Hello and welcome to our web site.

My name is Laurence Court, the owner/operator of Court House Classics. Building has been in our family for 3 generations, so you could say that a lot of experience has been passed down over the years. My grandfather built his first home from bricks that he cured in his back yard.

I believe that to be good at anything you need to be passionate about it. I will never forget the exciting feeling that I had when I commenced my first contract house for a client and to stand back and admire the finished product. I still, to this day, get that same feeling when working with a client to achieve their vision.

Choosing the right builder can become a little confusing. You will more than likely look at a lot of display homes or web sites and have them trying to convince you that they are the one.

A few points that you should take note of are:

1. Are they listening about what appeals to you and what your own personal requirements and budget are?

2. Are they reputable? If you were buying a new car I am sure that you would ask someone that already owns one if they are happy with it. So speak to some of their past and present clients.

3. Do you feel comfortable with them and are they able to answer all of your questions when discussing everything? It is very important to have a good line of communication with your builder.

4. Do they offer you flexibility and variety with your selections? You don't want to be bulldozed into having to choose everything up front and then not be happy with something after it is too late.

Having the ability and time to make the right choices is all part of the fun when building. It should be an exciting and non stressful process from start to finish.

Whilst we offer some readymade creative designs I believe that you should choose your land first and then design or select a plan that is suited to it, taking into consideration the prevailing breezes and geography of the site.

Please feel free to contact us to discuss your ideas or requirements.

Laurence Court




			Hello and welcome to our web site. My name is Laurence Court, the owner/operator of Court House Classics. Building has been in our family for 3 generations, so you could say that a lot of experience has been passed down over the years. My grandfather built his first home from bricks that he cured in his back yard. I believe that to be good at anything you need to be passionate about it. I will never forget the exciting feeling that I had when I commenced my first contract house for a client and to stand back and admire the finished product. I still, to this day, get that same feeling when working with a client to achieve their vision. Choosing the right builder can become a little confusing. You will more than likely look at a lot of display homes or web sites and have them trying to convince you that they are the one. A few points that you should take note of are: 1. Are they listening about what appeals to you and what your own personal requirements and budget are? 2. Are they reputable? If you were buying a new car I am sure that you would ask someone that already owns one if they are happy with it. So speak to some of their past and present clients. 3. Do you feel comfortable with them and are they able to answer all of your questions when discussing everything? It is very important to have a good line of communication with your builder. 4. Do they offer you flexibility and variety with your selections? You don't want to be bulldozed into having to choose everything up front and then not be happy with something after it is too late. Having the ability and time to make the right choices is all part of the fun when building. It should be an exciting and non stressful process from start to finish. Whilst we offer some readymade creative designs I believe that you should choose your land first and then design or select a plan that is suited to it, taking into consideration the prevailing breezes and geography of the site. Please feel free to contact us to discuss your ideas or requirements. Laurence Court