A 900‑square‑foot home chose cellulose, mineral wool, and a compact heat pump water heater. By standardizing window sizes and simplifying framing, costs fell enough to add PV. The builder guaranteed an airtightness threshold, met it first try, and the family’s bills dropped below their mobile‑phone plan.
A four‑week shutdown window seemed impossible until procurement was locked early and alternates were preapproved. Crews installed panels, a heat pump, and ERV in coordinated phases. Daily huddles caught conflicts, inspections passed immediately, and the homeowners cooked dinner on induction the night systems went live.
Severe weather closed roads and stretched delivery times. Because the contract tied payments to milestones and kept alternates documented, the team swapped to an equivalent window brand, preserved rebates, and avoided remobilization fees. Buffer days absorbed storms, and contingency funds stayed intact for landscaping and future battery expansion.
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