These Mexican style homes are constructed with traditional building materials and top-grade workmanship. All stages of construction are inspected and approved by an American engineer who pays close attention to number and placement of properly grounded and polarized electrical outlets, ground fault protection in all bathrooms, as well as the total amperage delivered to the house. This eliminates problems arising from inadequate capacity, power surges, shock hazard and damaged electronic equipment due to faulty wiring.

Best of 2 Worlds Homes provide amenities not commonly found in the traditional Mexican home, for example;

2,152 square foot 2-level house with 3 bedrooms,
3 bathrooms, roofed garage, garden and central patio.

Traditional materials like wood, teja, cantera,
adobe, beams, tejamanil, clay tiles, etc. were
used in construction of this home.

Electric wiring and plumbing have been inspected
and approved by an American engineer.

Construction began January 22, 2007.
Completion date: September 22, 2007.

2,152 square foot 2-level house with 3 bedrooms,
3 bathrooms, garage, small garden and terrace.

Traditional materials like wood, teja, cantera,
adobe, beams, tejamanil, clay tiles, etc. being
used in construction of this home.

Electric wiring and plumbing inspected
and approved by an American engineer.

Construction began August, 2007.
Completion date: February, 2008.