Dream Up House Builder -& Furniture design

We would like to welcome "Dream Up House Builder" to Udonmap.com. They will be sponsoring our magazine publication next month.

They are located on the Udon-Khonkean road past the PTT garage and over the road from Wing 23 Airbase.

They specialize in house plans, landscaping, site preparation, finacing, built-in kitchens, built-in furniture, iterior design etc

Please see their website for more info:

http://www.udonmap.com/dreamuphousebuilder

They have a website currently in construction (Thai only) with pictures of their finished projects. www.udonhouse.com

Dream Up House Builder's website is now complete. www.udonhouse.com

the www.udonhouse.com site does have English on the site but they need a proof reader......

But I don't think so, i'm understand many thing that them wanna present.
I think it ok about english on them site

Dear Posters,

Has anybody contracted services from Dream-Up House Builder?

Were you happy with the result?

Any tips working with DUHB?

Trying not to get fleeced on an inferior home. However, I Haven't anything positive or negative regarding this company.

I will certainly pass on my experince if we move with them.

Thank you,
Steve A

lee wrote:The webpage is in my original post :

lee wrote:http://www.udonmap.com/dreamuphousebuilder

It's just one page for now until the company finishes their company website.

Are you sure? It's 3 years since this original post was created and there is still just 1 page, I can see no links to any other pages

See 6 posts up.

lee wrote:Dream Up House Builder's website is now complete. http://www.udonhouse.com

writemotive wrote:Dear Posters,

Has anybody contracted services from Dream-Up House Builder?

Were you happy with the result?

Any tips working with DUHB?

Trying not to get fleeced on an inferior home. However, I Haven't anything positive or negative regarding this company.

I will certainly pass on my experince if we move with them.

Thank you,
Steve A

I have visited several houses made by them and their work is good. Of course they have several subcontractors and they all can have some non-permanent staff, but basic quality should be similar. Buyer of course decides what he wants. I would have selected them as a contractor for us, but I got better advice from inside their company (friend of our friend, as it usually is in Thailand). Now one of their subcontractor will do the whole job, but if you need to have English speaking contact, I recommend i.e. Dream Up. In fact we are now waiting a little bit better currency rate to start.

Thank you for the post! I am currently talking to Dream up now. A person from D-U has forwarded a few floor plans and I hope to get started (clearing exisitng structure and bringing in fill) soon with the actually building of the house. I will post progress as we go. I am not able to be there during much of the construction no matter who we choose, so I am hoping to make a good choice of contractor from the beginning.

writemotive wrote:Thank you for the post! I am currently talking to Dream up now. A person from D-U has forwarded a few floor plans and I hope to get started (clearing exisitng structure and bringing in fill) soon with the actually building of the house. I will post progress as we go. I am not able to be there during much of the construction no matter who we choose, so I am hoping to make a good choice of contractor from the beginning.

Have they given you a price per square meter?

Yes, about 10,500 SQM.

writemotive wrote:Yes, about 10,500 SQM.

Did you choose expensive or non-expensive materials? Price difference is about 2000-3000 thb/sqm and I would like to know base for this price. I had an estimation around 8500 thb/sqm, but without kitchen appliances, with basic sinks, basic lights etc. I know that price will increase 2-3000 thb/sqm when we start.

I hope their houses get completion faster than their website, first on online mid 2007 and still no English version over three years later, Strange when you consider that the majority of their customer base are westerners.

fatbas***d wrote:I hope their houses get completion faster than their website, first on online mid 2007 and still no English version over three years later, Strange when you consider that the majority of their customer base are westerners.

I agree. That's one of the things that has put me off as far as contacting them goes.