When you work with McCaul Homes, you get extra attention to details most builders overlook. All our homes receive the highest Energy Star rating possible. In addition, here are just a few of the benefits that are included with a McCaul home:

Exterior:

• 35 year CertainTeed architectural-grade roof shingles, which are nailed, not stapled
• Synthetic felt underlayment to help protect sheeting (many roofers settle for 15 lb)
• Ice dam, which prevents ice from building up under shingles
• R-45 blown-in ceiling insulation
• Louisiana Pacific smartside hard-board siding with a 50-year guarantee not to rot or warp
• Hand-nailed siding
• All caulking of siding, perimeter wall outlets and bottom wall plate finished
• 20-year exterior Kwal super paint
• 4” thick concrete driveways with rebar and wire, including the garage floor
• Basement foundations are 9’ poured and 8” thick
• Steel insulated garage doors
• Steel insulated front door and inside garage door
• Storm doors
• Fescue sod
• Five-zone sprinkler system
• Curb grind
• Stone address plaque
• Andersen windows and doors
• Walls constructed with an R-rating (resistance to heat flow) of 19 or better (most walls are R-13)
• Garage walls complete with drywall and paint
• Two exterior sillcocks (outside water spickets)

Interior:

• Washable interior paint
• Sound batting in the laundry room walls
• 2x10 floor joist with 16” on center, to add strength in your floor and less deflection of the subfloor
• Passive radon system
• Two-hour consultation with an interior designer
• Lenox high-efficiency furnace and air conditioner
• GE or Whirpool appliance package
• Custom built cabinets, made in Gretna, NE
• 50-gallon quick recovery hot water heater
• Interior and exterior drain tile
• Generous lighting allowance
• $18.50 per yard for carpet and pad installed
• Wood flooring installed in the kitchen/dinette
• Aquatic jetted tub in master bath, or main bath in some plans
• Moen faucets
• Phone and cable outlets in every room
• Generous number of electrical outlets in each room
• Granite or Corian countertops in kitchens
• Classic marble tops on bath vanities
• Shelving made of high density particle board, not metal shelving
• Built-in shoe racks and shelves in closets