Nails are some of the smallest components of the construction of a new home; yet they are the most vital in holding it together.

The roof of a home protects the family from the outdoor elements. It takes many roof shingles to protect a home.

The windows to a home allow the family to see out into the community. They also allow warmth and sunlight in while keeping the cold out.

Doors to a home provide the family with a sense of safety, security, and privacy. They allow the family to control who and what comes into the home.

Drywall and paint are what helps provide a finished look to the interior of a home. It helps to create a welcoming and warm atmosphere in the home.

A home truly becomes a home once it is furnished with appliances. Appliances are often amenities that complement the home and are crucial to a family's efficiency and day-to-day living.

Siding on the outside of the home protects the home from the elements and also puts a finishing touch on the home. It serves dual purposes and assures that a home will be protected for years to come.

The landscaping outside of the home helps extend a family's home into the outdoors. A yard provides a place for the kids to play, and other landscaping features increase a home's curb appeal.