Find out what your house actually costs.
Design, estimating and engineering are included in a Pacific Homes package rather than billed separately. That means asking costs you nothing but the ten minutes it takes to tell us about your project.
Tell us about your project
Eleven questions, and every one of them changes the answer you get back. If something does not apply yet, say so rather than guessing.
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Fields on the live form, in order:
- First name, Last name, Email, Phone number
- What province or state do you currently live in? required
- Do you already own the lot? yes or no, required
- Province or state you are building in required, includes an option for outside Canada and the USA
- Have you secured financing? secured and ready, confirmed pending approval, application in process, not yet
- Time frame under 6 months, 6 to 12 months, 1 to 2 years, more than 2 years
- What type of plan do you have? architectural and structural, architectural only, renderings, ideas, stock plans, none
- Best way to get back to you phone, text, email, other
- Message free text
- How did you hear about us? online search, trade show, print ad, word of mouth, Facebook
- Mailing list opt-in optional
What happens next
Nobody enjoys sending a form into silence, so here is the actual sequence.
Reasonable questions
No. Design, estimating and engineering are included in a Pacific Homes package rather than billed separately, so exploring what your project would cost takes time rather than money. You receive a cost-to-build report before any deposit changes hands.
Because the answers decide whether the first conversation is useful. Where you are building sets the engineering, whether you own the lot sets what is realistic, and your timeframe and financing stage tell us how detailed to make the response. A shorter form would produce a quicker enquiry and a slower project.
Completely normal, and the form has an option for it. Bring a finished set of drawings, a sketch on graph paper, one of our plans you would like changed, or nothing but a lot and an idea. Our in-house design team works from any of those.
Say so on the form. It changes how we respond rather than whether we respond. People planning two or more years out often benefit most from an early conversation, because decisions about lot, size and budget are far easier to make before anything is committed.
No, and there is an argument for talking to us before you do. Access, slope, services and local code all affect what a lot will realistically carry and what it will cost to build on. A short conversation before you commit to a parcel is cheaper than discovering the constraints afterwards.