Where you want to build.
A town or property location, whether you have land, and anything you know about access or utilities.

Your idea. Our next conversation.
A sketch on paper. A folder of inspiration. A set of plans you love. Bring what you have, and we’ll help you work out what comes next.

A little preparation goes a long way
A town or property location, whether you have land, and anything you know about access or utilities.
Plans, sketches, inspiration, or a kit-home name. Think about rooms, size, outdoor spaces, and must-haves.
Your timing, a comfortable budget range, and questions about framing, energy efficiency, or finishes.
A clear next step
A preliminary review is a starting point, not a final bid or construction contract. Site conditions, engineering, permits, and the agreed scope still need review.
A direct line to your builder
Call or email DDB to arrange a plan review. Tell us where you want to build and what you have ready—finished prints, a sketch, or an early idea.
Tabor@DDBLLP.com · Monday–Friday, 9:00–4:30
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To: Tabor@DDBLLP.com Subject: DDB plan review Hi DDB, I’d like to talk about a home project. Town / area: Let’s discuss Planning stage: Still exploring Ideas / priorities: Let’s discuss What would be the best next step?
Good questions, honest answers
Absolutely. A sketch, inspiration photos, or a conversation about your needs is enough for a first discussion. We’ll identify what’s needed before preparing a construction proposal.
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Yes. Tell us what matters to you. We can discuss treated wood framing, moisture control, insulation, air sealing, and ventilation in the context of your home and budget.
Our building approach