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Step 3: Get Guidance as You Explore

You do not need to wait until you are ready to buy before asking us questions. Mattamy team members are available at different stages of your search, whether you are just beginning to explore or have found a community you want to learn more about. A Mattamy Online Buyer Experience Specialist can help with early questions about communities, home types, available options and where to begin. When you are ready to explore a specific community or home in more detail, a Mattamy New Home Advisor can explain your options and provide clear information about Mattamy homes and communities.

 

Your Mattamy New Home Advisor can help you: 

  • Compare communities and home types 

  • Understand floorplans, lots and available homes 

  • Review pricing, promotions and what is included 

  • Explore move-in-ready homes and future releases 

  • Understand deposits and estimated timing 

  • Explore personalization options and ask questions 

 

You decide what feels right for you. Your New Home Advisor is there to explain your options and provide the information you need to make an informed decision at your own pace. 

 

If available in your market, a Mattamy Store can offer a convenient way to explore several communities, floorplans and available homes. It also gives you an opportunity to meet with a New Home Advisor and discuss your priorities.

 

Questions to Ask During Your Home Search

Asking practical questions can make it easier to compare your options and understand what you are considering. 

Questions for your Mattamy New Home Advisor may include: 

  • What is included in the listed price? 

  • Which features shown in the model home are upgrades? 

  • What floorplans and home types are available? 

  • What lots or locations are currently available? 

  • What deposit schedule should I expect? 

  • What is the estimated move-in timing? 

  • Which choices can be personalized? 

  • Are there other nearby Mattamy communities I should explore? 

  • Who should I contact if I have questions after my visit? 

You do not need to remember everything. Save your questions on your phone or bring a written list so you can refer to it as you explore.