Custom builds that run for a year
A Hunters Creek Village house takes far longer to build than a suburban tract home, and the rental schedule reflects that. A Hunters Creek Village builder places one standard unit at the head of the drive during demolition and keeps it through framing, stone, millwork and landscape. We add a second unit in Hunters Creek Village when the trade count peaks and pull it back down afterward.
Driveways here are long and often gated, so the Hunters Creek Village access arrangement gets settled at delivery. Gate codes and the service window stay on file so a Hunters Creek Village visit never turns into a phone call from the curb.
Ravines, oaks and where nothing can be set
Buffalo Bayou cuts steep ravines through Hunters Creek Village, and the ground near them slides rather than settles. A Hunters Creek Village unit never goes near the top of a bank, and we keep it on driveway concrete or a gravel pad well back from the slope.
Tree preservation is taken seriously across Hunters Creek Village, and root zones are protected for good reason. We place a Hunters Creek Village unit outside the drip line of the big oaks and off any area a tree protection plan has fenced.
Storm work and the tree crews
When a windstorm comes through, Hunters Creek Village loses limbs the size of ordinary trees and the cleanup takes weeks. Tree crews working Hunters Creek Village properties keep a unit at the staging area beside the chipper for as long as the hauling runs.
Bank repair and erosion work follow the same storms in Hunters Creek Village once the water has gone down. Those Hunters Creek Village jobs keep their unit up on firm ground at the top of the property.