Meet our builder: Lucchetta Homes

When a family decides to purchase or build a home there are a number of important factors to consider:

1. Location.

2. The style and type of home.

3. The builder.

Because we have a family with 5 kids and due to the fact that we truly love to live in Port Colborne it seems that 1. and 2. on the list were already covered.  So that would leave 3. to decide upon.

When Rosanne and Kevin had finalized the plans for their home they decided to have builders bid on the project.  This was a 3 - 4 week process for them as they needed to have a meeting with each builder, which would involve what we wanted to see in our home, have them explain the "standards" that they have for their home and in the end ensure that we were able to compare "apples to apples" when we received their final price for the home we were being asked to be built.

As well, Rosanne and Kevin took the time to "check out their work".  That is they went to look at various homes that the builders had built and to ensure that they made a "quality product".  

After going through this process we made a decision based on the:

1. The best price for what the builder was promising.

2. The best service that we believed that we were going to get from the builder.

We decided to go with Luchetta Homes.  (You can check out their website.)

The person that we got to know through this process was Rob Luchetta. (Pictured above in the black shirt.)  Rob explained everything to us, answered our questions, and was extremely professional when we talked with him.  Rob made us feel at ease and gave us confidence when we spoke with him.  He understood that we wanted to build the best house for our family and yet, he understood that we had a budget and that our house and property were unique.  When it comes to customer service, Rob is A1!!


Rob works with his brother Ed, far right in the light blue shirt.  Ed looks after the on-site aspects of the build and although we have not talked alot with Ed we know that he will do a great job!! (Or so everyone has told us...just kidding.)