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Rohit97

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Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 8:49 pm

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Jan

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Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 10:52 pm

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Doil7777 wrote:

When I was purchasing, I popped up the question as to why Intracorp homes were about 30k more expensive than similar homes around the area. The answer I got was because of quality, one point mentioned was that the wood was Kiln dries (less moisture content) didnt ask upto what percentage though. I was also told, not to compare Intracorp construction with Mattamy and the others around, but should compare it with the likes of Monarch.
Well time will tell, once we move into the houses, and experience the standard.
Would appreciate if anybody living close by would update with pics at regular intervals.

Don't know much about Intracorp but I do know something about lumber and KD means it could average 12-18% MC. Mattamy's framing & joists are all KD. My sister in law bought a Monarch home in Oakville about 5 yrs ago and it was a nightmare.

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Jdub

Post subject: Gas Stoves

Posted: Wed Aug 10, 2011 8:50 am

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Hi Intracorp Owners,

I rec'd a call yesterday from Kori of Colours & Concepts. While double-checking the upgrades, she noticed that Karla had forgotten to add a 110V electrical outlet behind our gas stove...so, we have to add another couple hundred bucks to our upgrades...

Just an fyi that if you are going with a gas stove, you need a 110V outlet. Make sure you have that on your list...

Thanks,
Jdub

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clarkecu

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Posted: Wed Aug 10, 2011 10:40 am

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My first home was a mattamy townhome and I remember how messy the framing was. All sorts of missed nails, bowed boards and split pieces of lumber used to frame the walls. There were some places where they would cut board to run wiring or plumbing and just leave half a baord hanging. We had to complain a couple times and have them fix some of the more horrible walls. In comparison, so far intracorps framing has been very neat and tidy which I find encouraging!

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Ogi2010

Post subject: Scott North- Intracorp & Heathwood

Posted: Thu Aug 11, 2011 8:04 pm

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The Heathwood and Intracorp developments will be the nicest by far once all the construction is fully finished, trees planted. It really is unfortunate though that the gas station isn't being planned for a location closer to Derry.

While it is a pain to have a gas station so close, wait until Savoline Blvd opens up to Main St. For those of you who bought a house directly on Savoline, I'm sure you'll be wishing your house backed onto a gas station instead. Okay, maybe not a gas station, but this street will quickly become known as "The Savoline Expressway". You will get to see the hundreds of people pass by your house daily to get to their house south of you.

Unbelievably poor planning on the towns part for these two north subdivisions, just brutal.

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Rohit97

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Jdub

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Posted: Fri Aug 12, 2011 12:53 pm

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Doil7777 wrote:

Todays progress on site unbelievable, work has started on all lots East of Savoline, upto plot no 15. Also work has begun on plot on 16, and lumber for subsequent lots placed alongside. By the way Rohit, my model is "B"

So I was told also! Hoping to get there today...

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Rohit97

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Posted: Fri Aug 12, 2011 1:27 pm

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clarkecu

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Posted: Fri Aug 12, 2011 2:11 pm

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Hi everyone. My wife and I were by the site last night and were surprised at how small the back yards were. We thought with a 100 foot lot they would be bigger. What has me confused is that I measured from the blue water valve to the back yard and I am fairly certain it wasn't 100 feet. This leaves me wondering where are they starting the lots from? another I noticed that I didn't really like is that the windows in the front of the houses have a nice decorative trim inside the window pains and the sides and back of the house has plain glass windows. Would've been nice to have the nice windows through the whole house.

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Rohit97

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Posted: Sat Aug 13, 2011 3:54 pm

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Rohit97

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Posted: Sun Aug 14, 2011 9:56 am

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Jdub

Post subject: Lot Details

Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2011 2:23 pm

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Ygeneration - InMilton - Kayak - Mcwend

What's your lot number?
What's your elevation?
When's your closing date?

Thanks - I'd like to update p1 of the forum.

JDub

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Jdub

Post subject: Re: negotiate upgrades

Posted: Tue Aug 16, 2011 1:38 pm

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dagace wrote:

1. has anyone had any success negotiate better pricing?
2. has anyone been able to reduce the 50% deposit they are asking for? It seems crazy for me to give up that much money a year in advance of closing.

No, we didn’t negotiate anything. But, a few weeks ago, Paris Kitchens had made a mistake in my choice of cabinet handles, and we were able to get all of the handles upgraded for free.

It does seem crazy to submit 50%. You could probably negotiate that, so it's 50% before closing? They can only say no! What upgrades did you get?

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Rohit97

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Posted: Tue Aug 16, 2011 5:16 pm

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