Earn an easy $1000 from Monte Hewett Homes

 With Monte Hewett's Referral Program, homeowners can refer family and friends.  For each home closed, you can earn a $1000 in cash as our thank you!**


My Home = My Office, building for your lifestyle
  Just imagine your super long commute from the bedroom, to the bathroom, to the office (in your home).  More and more employers understand the need for today's workers to work from home.  While the reasons may vary for your at home workplace, the importance of pre-planning for the possibility does not.  Below we have listed some considerations  as you plan your new home office.
 
  Wiring:  much like insulation, we forget what's inside our walls until it's too late, and then you see 100 cables and devices surrounding the floor of your new home office. The number one suggestion from Robert Kohl, IT Director at Monte Hewett Homes, "Add cable outlets on EVERY wall.  Adding cable or internet locations after drywall is the top mistake by most home buyers.  Plus, ask an IT Professional for an hour to help you plan your internal wiring structure.  The idea is to keep most of the hardware in one neat location with very few wires showing."
  • Cat 5e vs. Cat 6.  The industry standard for home and office is still Cat5e for internet outlets. BUT, with increasing demands for video, teleconferencing, and VoIP (voice over IP), home buyers should consider Cat 6 if a home office is VERY important to them.  With this upgraded cable, you can send and receive more data.
  • Cable Outlets, Coax Cable.  Just a few years ago, you only installed a coax cable where you wanted a TV.  Today, you need these cable outlets in locations for
    • Satellite hookups (note:  run 2 coax cables from your roof to your network closet location for Dish and DirectTV vs. paying the satellite installer additional money),
    • High Speed Broadband Internet (where do you want to place your modem, hopefully inside your network closet location), and
    • HDTV locations (note:  once again run two cables to your main TV location to view and record different programs on TIVO or DVR)
  • Wireless Internet.  Wireless has come a long way, but problems do still exist with drop zones and dead locations.  In addition, wireless still isn't as fast as a hardwire cable.  Regardless, your wireless device will still need to connect back to the main network location for service.  You should consider hiding these devices inside closets.  Be sure to run Cat 5e and electrical to these locations. 
  • Telephone vs. VoIP (internet telephone).  Fact:  traditional telephone service is expensive.  More and more homebuyers are considering VoIP (interent telephones) for their homes as cell phones become more mainstream.  Once again, the hardware will need a connection back to your main service location, if not located in the same area.  Consider running Cat5e (vs. Cat 3 for telephone) to all possible locations for a standard telephone unit.  This will allow you 3-4 telephone lines in one location.
  • Service.  Once the wiring is done correctly, any service provider will work.  Remember there ARE choices.  Be sure to research the benefits of each, bundle services with one provider where possible, and DEMAND good service.

Technology isn't going away, and Technology is always changing.  Following some simple planning during the construction of your home can save you thousands of dollars as time goes on, and adds significant value to your home.

 


Monte Hewett Question and Answer
 

The following are actual questions received by Monte Hewett Homes Customer Service:

Q:  I have heard I should wait to purchase a home because prices are going down in Atlanta?

A:  Historically, Atlanta is rarely affected by housing bubbles and changes in the market.  While you may hear of tends nationally on the news, statistics show Atlanta has it's own unique trends due to growth, job creation, and location.  Also, construction costs, material costs, and land costs, are all factors that are quite stable over the long run.

On the other hand, mortgage rates are still unbelievably low, buyers do have a choice as there is still some inventory homes awaiting purchase, and Spring traditionally sees increased activity and price hikes.  These factors change constantly.  Thus, now is really the perfect time to purchase a home.

The old saying, "those who waiting for something better, will always be waiting," truly applies.


Earn an easy $1000 from Monte Hewett Homes

 With Monte Hewett's Referral Program, homeowners can refer family and friends.  For each home closed, you can earn a $1000 in cash as our thank you!**


Changing the face of Smyrna...Sherwood Park

 

Townhomes and Single Family homes about %40% completed today
 


Monte Hewett Homes is pleased to announce the
newest addition to the family, Sherwood Park.  Sherwood Park offers the opportunity to move into an as-yet-discovered area of the trendy Smyrna community with 57 three-story townhomes and 36 single family homes situated among pockets of greenspace and a neighborhood pool.

Next door to Sherwood, the City of Smyrna is investing more than $400,000 in Lake Court Park. That means residents can walk on a private path to access a new dog park, bocce court, volleyball courts and trails. Some residents will even have backyards that border Lake Court Park’s acreage. 

Plus, like all homes by Monte Hewett, those in Sherwood Park will meet EarthCraft construction standards for energy efficiency, minimal environmental impact and cleaner indoor air.  And, prices in this location beat all others with Towhomes in the $400s and Single-Family homes in the $500s

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**MHH Referral Program Rules
  1. Completed referral card must be presented to on-site sales associate on first visit
  2. Referral checks will be issued within 30 days of home closing
  3. Offer may be withdrawn anytime