Gibson HomeBuildersChamber of Commerce After Hours and Ribbon Cutting
On October 22, 2009, Jim and I hosted the East Parker County Chamber of Commerce After Hours along with the Weatherford Chamber of Commerce, for our ribbon cutting, all at our newly completed home. Our Total Encapsulation - Energy Efficient - Low Maintenance home was open for all to see. Jim can explain all the specifics of the house. All I know is the electric bill was $100 in July and August when we were having 100+ degree days. The house is comfortable, and for one whole day, clean. So far there is no construction miracle for dog hair, bird feathers and muddy boots.
I love this house. The temperature is constant, no drafts and the temperature in the attic is the same as the rest of the house, 71 degrees. As Jim says; "You can pay off your mortgage but you never stop the power bills." I'll post a note once the electric bill comes in, now that the heat has kicked on.
Jean
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Not Your Average Talk Show on Building and Remodeling
Jim Gibson
Graduate Master Builder
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Why Hire A Builder
Today’s topic is “Why Hire A Builder.”
My guest today is Jean Gibson, Vice President of Gibson Home Builders, Inc.
I am often ask why hire a builder. Well, home building is a science and there is a lot more to it then most people think. If you do not know what you are doing, it can be a nightmare. During this segment, I will give you several reasons to choose a builder that is registered and has a good reputation.
