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Home construction is a complicated process that requires the coordinated work of many expensive professionals, but with small building projects, the level of complexity is reduced significantly.
Homes with smaller rooms typically have simplified engineering. With less structural weight and shorter spans of floors and ceilings to support, a small house frame can be simpler but also stronger.
Smaller components such as roof trusses are also easier and quicker for tradespeople to install.
Shorter, narrower, and smaller components are lighter to carry and easier to maneuver into place.
With less to build in a small house, everything gets done quicker.
There are fewer materials to store and move around the site, less time is required to plaster, paint, lay tiles, and sometimes drying times are also shortened.
Waiting times are reduced when tradies have smaller tasks because they can more efficiently coordinate with one another.
Getting that roof on early can also eliminate delays due to bad weather. Rain and snow are infamous for halting all work on a building site and it can last for weeks.
Because small houses are less work to design and build, the time is often given to uniquely craft the space to perfectly suit the owner.
You can customize every part of your home to fit your exact requirements. Only include the things that you need and splash out on the occasional feature piece to let your personality shine through.
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