Yes. If you require a rear elevation, please click on the "Order A Rear Elevation" link located on the plan's details page. Some of our designers will not sell rear elevations.

Yes. If you require a rear elevation, please click on the rear elevation button located on the plan page. If the button is not displayed, please email us with the plan number, and we will send it to you as soon as possible!

The State of Louisiana through The Road Home program will provide up to $30,000 to eligible homeowners as an incentive to elevate their homes to meet the local Base Flood Elevation and Advisory Base Flood Elevation. You should contact your local building code and permit office to determine elevation requirements for your property.

We expect to begin disbursing elevation awards by early to mid April and will continue to disburse them over several months.

Duplexes and town homes that share common roof and/or foundation where owners of adjacent homes cannot agree in writing to elevate

No, the amount is determined by structure type and whether or not you have reached the $150,000 maximum. However, you may appeal eligibility for an elevation award through the Road Home appeals process.

The elevation grant agreement is a signed, notarized document acknowledging that by accepting the elevation agreement, you are responsible for ensuring that within three years of receiving the elevation award, your home will meet or exceed all applicable building codes adopted by your Parish, including elevation with respect to the ABFE or BFE.

You can use the funds for any purpose, but no matter how you use them, you are still required to meet the terms of the elevation grant agreement.

Yes, however, it is important to note that the state's hazard mitigation program is an entirely separate program that has different criteria and rules. Please check with them before beginning elevation construction on your home to ensure you are meeting the obligations of that program. You may call 1-877-234-1513 for information. No, the state's hazard mitigation program has its own requirements for eligibility. You may call 1-877-234-1513 for information. Yes.

The CT elevations range from Waterton Canyon at nearly 6,000 feet to a peak of 13,334 feet. The average elevation is 10,000 feet.

Even if you declined the elevation award in your yellow letter, we will send you information outlining the new program. You will be able to accept the elevation award at this time if you are willing to meet the requirements in the elevation grant agreement.

We do not have the address where the home was built. When you place an order with us, we collect your billing and shipping addresses ? not the address where the home will be built. We completely understand why you would like to see a built home, but, unfortunately, we are unable to provide you with that information. All of our customers' personal information (including yours) is held in the strictest confidence.

Most creditors prefer that you do not refinance or obtain a mortgage while on a debt management program. This is because of the increased risk of overextending your ability to complete the program successfully. Each situation must be evaluated individually.

The four basic steps in creating an escape plan for your home includes: drawing a floor-plan of your home; agreeing on a meeting place; practicing your escape plan; and making sure your exit drill is realistic. For more information on Exit Drills in the Home click here or visit your local fire station .

First check with your builder, most builders can make this type of change on the building site. If you need a particular foundation specified in the Home plans you can modify the plan to accommodate the appropriate foundation for your area.