Generally, the plumbers are the first trade to get started - HVAC is occasionally first if needed to expedite scheduling. For the plumbers, this is their second trip to the home and is when the water lines and pipes to the various fixtures and showers are installed.

This is the HVAC crew's first visit and is the stage when they install the furnace and run ducts throughout the home.

The electricians are the last trade because it's easy to run wires around pipes and ducts, and not quite so easy for pipes and ducts to avoid wires. During this stage, the electricians run the wiring to the future recept and light locations.

On average, our homes are 50% more efficient than non-certified new homes and experience more than $1,000 in annual energy savings compared to an average home.

Drywall installation is a 3 step process. Once the drywall crew is finished, the home will really start coming to life!

Nobody in Oklahoma installs more wood floors than Executive Homes, which allows us to offer premium oak flooring as a standard feature instead of a costly upgrade. The result is an extremely high-end finish that makes you proud to step inside your home each day.

This is another stage of construction where the schedule is a bit flexible. Our system automatically schedules the tile and wood floor crew in the optimal order to keep your home moving as efficiently as possible. The tile crew will return to install the kitchen backsplash after the countertops are set.

From the floors to the ceilings, the trim carpenters add tons of decorative details during their two weeks inside the home.

Paint requires much more than just spraying color. After paint, the finish line will definitely be in sight!

Our homes always include full masonry below the plate line, even the sides! Dormers and other features above the plate line may have cedar, board & batt, and other materials to complement the masonry.

The flatwork stage is when the driveway, patio, and other concrete around the home is poured.

The yard grade occurs in two steps - rough grade and final grade. The rough grade is when the overall contours and swales are established. Shortly before the sod is laid, the grader will return to put the finishing touches on the grade so that it's ready for sod.

Countertop installation kicks off the last stage of construction, when all the finishing touches start falling into place.

The electrician, plumbers, and HVAC crews return install the lights, plumbing fixtures, appliances, and more.

The Executive Homes punch out program, spearheaded by our highly-trained Closing Superintendents, is truly one of a kind!

We check, recheck, and triple check the details leading up to closing to ensure your quality meets the guaranteed standards.

Every home we build utilizes the same proven systems to guarantee each EH homeowner receives the absolute best new home value!