New construction
A successful new build depends on decisions made before the first major trade arrives: scope, drawings, site conditions, sequencing, permits and realistic allowances.
Durion coordinates residential and light-commercial construction with an emphasis on Florida code requirements, hurricane exposure and clear responsibility between trades. The goal is one build plan that connects structure, roofing, openings, mechanical systems and finishes.
Before pricing, Durion reviews the property, available plans, intended finish level and permit status. When design or engineering is still needed, those requirements are identified before construction commitments are made.
Project planning
Start with the lot address, survey, available plans and engineering, permit status, and intended finish level. The scope should distinguish fixed selections, allowances and work that is outside the proposal so pricing can be compared on the same basis before construction begins.
Confirm the permitting jurisdiction along with access, elevations, drainage, utilities, roof geometry and exterior openings. On Sarasota-area properties, these conditions can affect both the construction documents and the order in which the structural, roofing and exterior work must proceed.
Organize drawing revisions, trade responsibilities, material decisions and inspection checkpoints before the affected field work starts. When a change touches more than one system, documenting the decision first helps keep the owner, contractor and trades working from the same information.
Homeowner program resource
Ask DURION about an estimate for eligible hurricane mitigation improvements. Eligible homeowners apply through the official My Safe Florida Home program. Grant approval is required before work begins; only inspection-recommended, program-approved improvements qualify.
Eligible work may include opening protection, roof-to-wall attachments, roof-deck attachments and secondary water resistance. This program is separate from construction loans and roof financing. Check the official program for current eligibility, application status and funding information.
Next step
Share the lot address and any plans, survey or engineering already available.