Electric & Plumbing - Ellis Custom Homes

Daikin 15-SEER heat pumps w/electronic thermostat
30” smooth-top self-cleaning range
1.6 CF 1000 watt microwave hood
4-cycle dishwasher
Electric dryer hookup with vent to outside
Outside GFI receptacle at each door, min. 2
Ice-maker hook up for refrigerator
(2) telephone & (2) tv jacks
Carbon monoxide detector
Smoke detectors all bedrooms wired direct
Door chimes front and back
200 AMP electric service
Exhaust fans vented to exterior in all bathrooms
Ceiling fans in family or great rooms
Complete lighting fixture package
Double-bowl stainless steel sink
Moen single lever kitchen faucets in 3 finishes
Moen 2 handle bath faucets in 3 finishes
Pedestal sink in powder rooms
1-piece Gel-coat tubs
Fiberglass Gel-coat showers with doors
Pex waterlines
50-gallon quick recovery electric water heater
Frost-free outside spigots, front and back

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Building a shell home

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