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Main » 2012 April 12 » Asheville NC Timber Frame Builders - Asheville Timber Frame Homes
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Asheville NC Timber Frame Builders - Asheville Timber Frame Homes A general rule of thumb is that large houses cost less per-square-foot than small homes because larger structures are more efficient to build. A small home still requires the foundation to be dug, the framing crew, the plumber and electrician. So the per square foot cost may be really higher. Simple design with roofs that are straightforward are also less than houses that include a lot of wall jogs, hips, valleys, angles, etc. Two-story houses also cost less than single story design since the foundation and roof cover more than one floor of living space.
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