Chuck Miller Construction Inc
5867 W. Hidden Springs Dr.
Hidden Springs, Idaho 83714
208.229.2553 office
208.571.0755 cell
208.229.2554 fax
Reg #: RCE-91
Boise Builder Remodeler Chuck Miller Construction Inc. is an industry leader in design-build new homes and remodeling, light commercial construction, and steel buildings - specializing in energy-efficiency, green building, universal design for accessibility, adaptability, and aging-in-place.
If you like what you see here, why not schedule a meeting to discuss your new home or remodeling project. You'll receive a free design consultation and preliminary cost estimate.
Call (208)229-2553 or (208)571-0755 or
email us at chuck@chuckmillerconstruction.com
Featured Project
Gwen and Ryan Clark wanted more space for guests and entertaining. Like their fellow Hidden Springs residents, Dave and Shelley Baldiga, they loved Hidden Springs and didn't want to move. They had even considered buying another home in Hidden Springs. Then they heard about Dave and Shelley's "attic transformation" and called us. Watch as we show you how it was done.
Additional videos featuring our new home and remodeling projects can be viewed on our YouTube Videos page.
Coffee with the Builder / Remodeler
Not ready for a Preliminary Design Consultation and Preliminary Cost Estimate but have a few questions about home building or remodeling?
I'd be happy to buy you a cup of coffee and answer your questions. Call or text me at 208-571-0755 or email me at chuck@chuckmillerconstruction.com.
Your home may be the most significant investment you will ever make.
You want to pick the right Builder or Remodeler who can complete your new home or remodeling project within budget and on time, but what criteria do you use when selecting a Builder or Remodeler? How do you find one who will do the best overall job? There are no federal requirements for training or licensing builders or remodelers, nor does the State of Idaho have a licensure law. In Idaho, builders and remodelers are required to register with the Idaho Contractors Board and carry Workers Compensation and General Liability Insurance, but there are no education, experience, or examination requirements for registration. Buildings are inspected for compliance with minimum Fire and Life Safety standards.
You want an experienced Builder or Remodeler who has demonstrated a commitment to excellence and is dedicated to delivering a quality product. Professional designations can help consumers identify those Builders and Remodelers. Ask anyone in Boise who the most educated Builder/Remodeler is and who has earned the most professional designations and the answer will unanimously be Chuck Miller.
You want a Builder or Remodeler who is known for his honesty, integrity, and quality. Boise Builder and Remodeler Chuck Miller has built a reputation for honesty, integrity, and quality during his 40+ years in the building industry and 20 years in the building and remodeling business in Boise, Idaho.
Whatever your wants and needs, Boise Builder and Remodeler Chuck Miller has the knowledge, experience, and team of qualified trade contractors and suppliers to address them.
If you live in a home built before 1978 and you're contemplating any work that will disturb more than six square feet of painted surfaces inside the home or 20 square feet on the exterior of the home - for example, replacing a window, installing cabinets, or adding on to your home - the contractor you hire is required by law to be trained and certified by the EPA.
A recent survey conducted by John Burns Real Estate Consulting, LLC offered some insight into why prospective shoppers are reluctant to purchase. Of the more than 20,000 people who had recently visited a new home community and responded to the survey questions, 75% were current homeowners, 20% were renters, and 3% were living with their parents.
98% prefer ownership over renting for their next home. Although 20% of those who took the survey are currently renting, only 2% of them prefer to rent today. 2% said they wanted to rent for their next move but 68% of that 2% want to buy a home in the future.
Young couples and families were the most likely to choose homeownership over renting for next move.
75% said they would move for the right opportunity, 32% expect to move in the next year, and 25% do not know when they will move. Only 24% said they are very satisfied with their current home and have no desire to move.
64% responded “yes” or “maybe” to “What obstacles? It’s a great time to buy!”
When asked about the obstacles to buying a home today, the top three obstacles cited were:
Bad time to sell
Down payment
Lack of confidence in the market
Only 23% said qualifying for a home was a potential obstacle. 50% cited some lack of confidence in the market and, although lack of confidence in the market was most common among the older, more mature buyers; the more mature, experienced buyers were also the ones most likely to recognize that now is the right time to buy a home.