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Phone: (417) 724-9880

Address: 606 E Selby Dr, Nixa, MO 65714

Website: http://www.hawthornecreekhomes.com

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Kitchen Remodeling
European Walk-In Master Shower with Body Spa and Deep Soaker Tub in Hall Bath, Custom Built Cabinets with under Counter Lighting and Granite Countertops.
Bathroom Remodeling
Kitchens and bathrooms are great ways to add resale value. And, as a general rule, the bigger and more elaborate, the better (and it’s another great way to increase that energy efficiency with appliances and water-saving shower features). All the high-end touches you add here will likely come right back to you should the need arise to list your home.
Flooring
Is solid better than manufactured? There are several thoughts regarding this matter. First of all, engineered wood flooring will have more of a selection of styles, species of wood, and various price points. Engineered will have a better warranty than solid due to the manufacturing process of multi-ply construction versus solid. The problem with solid flooring is that there is no old-growth forests anymore. All the lumber used in solid flooring today is being cultivated from new growth and has more of a tendency to shrink and buckle, depending on the inside environment and care within your home and the proper drying by the manufacturer. Engineered hardwood is more dimensionally stable and maintains the texture and integrity of solid wood. In many ways, especially in construction, the Old Way may not be the Best Way. With technology as it is today, in many ways the products being manufactured are much better than their predecessors. However, it’s always your choice!
Door Installation/Replacement
Drywalls
As previously discussed in my flooring blog, all lumber today is manufactured from new growth forests. It has a very high moisture content that can lend itself to twisting, warping, shrinkage, and bowing as it continues to dry over a period of time. This occurs especially in the larger sizes of dimensional lumber like 2X8, 2X10, and 2X12, which are commonly used in your crawl space for your girders and floor joists, and in the home itself for all those beams used to eliminate load-bearing walls. These manufactured beams provide those floor plans that are more open, which is preferred to accommodate today’s lifestyle. Have you ever had uneven floors in your home (such as when your furniture rocks), floor squeaks, cracked floor tile, ceiling & drywall cracks, or other similar issues? This is caused by the use of dimensional lumber as discussed above. Manufactured structural lumber like glu-lam beams, micro-lams, and truss joists are not susceptible to the issues of conventional/dimensional lumber. Thus, in turn, it is a significantly better floor system and inside framing far and above the old way. Yes, it is more expensive, but in the long run, it will prevent costly repairs down the line. Again, technology makes for building a “better home”. What does your builder use? Before buying that new home, check out that crawl space. If he cuts costs there, then where else did he cut costs? FYI, Hawthorne Creek Homes uses only manufactured components for their floor system and inside their homes. Remember the old saying, “You get what you paid for”.
Basement Remodeling
Framing
Hi, I’m Stan Gutshall. Starting in 1908, my grandfather Frederick Geisler was employed as a master carpenter where he utilized his skills as a homebuilding framer and finish carpenter. During my school years, my grandfather taught me the trade of carpentry and for the next 9 years, my summers would be filled with lessons in framing and carpentry, along with patience, respect of elders, humility, and of course, the fine art of fishing.
Tile Installation
Fireplaces
The point of a custom home is luxury and absolute personal preference, it’s true. But even with the world at your fingertips, it’s still incredibly important to develop a budget and monitor it closely. Those fireplaces in the bathroom, exotic wood finishes, and high-end technology additions add up quickly, and even if you’re able to cover the extra expenses, your new custom home becomes much less enjoyable if you can’t afford to do anything else. Before you begin the journey, it’s best to make sure you’re prepared to draw some hard budget lines and stick to them.
Staircases
Cabinet Installation

New Construction
Owned and operated by Stan and Regina Gutshall, Hawthorne Creek Homes, has over 40 years experience in new home construction and counting.
Sunrooms
Oak Knoll Floor PlanWelcome to “The Oak Knoll.” This plan is truly unique in that it can be built as a 2405 square foot single level or add a 230 square foot sunroom and/or an upstairs bonus area for an additional 588 sq.ft. of footage with 2 different exteriors and a... read more

Landscaping and Fencing

Landscaping
Open Cell Foam insulated exterior walls and crawl space, Energy Star Rated Windows with Argon Gas and Low ”E” Glass, 95.5% High-Efficiency Gas Furnace, and 13-Seer A/C. Pricing also includes Front Yard Landscaping with Automatic Irrigation System.
Irrigation Systems

Window Installation/Replacement
Siding
The Abbey Floor PlanWelcome to “The Abbey.” This single-story plan starts at 2058 livable square feet with 2 different exteriors, and a 2 1/2 car garage (3+ cars available). Your exterior choices of brick, stone, stucco cement board, LP, or vinyl siding feature our... read more
Porches
Back then, they built homes, not just houses. Homes where the children grew up in and came back to visit their parents and relatives over the holiday season. Homes where memories were forged and familiar smells were all around. Neighborhoods where neighbors knew each other by their first name and were always willing to lend a helping hand. Homes where front porches, outdoor courtyards, and backyards were where the family would gather in the evenings.

Carpentry
Insulation
When and why were some homes built with 2X6 walls and not the standard of 2×4? Simply answered, in an effort to when “Energy Efficient” building became a concern, the first move was to build better insulated homes. It stood to reason that thicker walls would allow more insulation to be installed in the walls. Why do 98% of all national builders use 2X4 construction? Well, first of all lumber costs play a role. A 2X6, costs 50% more than a 2X4. However 2X6 construction is not significantly stronger than 2X4 construction. So what about insulation then? Again, technology steps in, and advancements in insulation, especially open and closed cell foam in the exterior walls, provide a better insulated home by virtually eliminating air passage through the walls from outside in and outside out. Supposedly foam can cut down this air transfer as much as 2-5% versus Fiberglass or Cellulose Batt insulation, which can have as much as a 30-35% air transfer. The foam creates a much tighter, and thus more efficient, home. In fact, a foam-insulated home will allow you to reduce the size of both your heating and air conditioning equipment, again saving you on the required equipment and your energy bills throughout the life of your home. FYI, all Hawthorne Creek Homes are built with foam-insulated walls.

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