But it's also very important that on plans that have never been built before, it requires a number of set of eyes for people to find things that could go wrong and And to your earlier point, try to identify them up front and come up with a solution before the project even begins.

You're 100% right.

These are not factory generic houses that we're building, right? Which means they haven't been perfected for the most part over a multiple build series.

These houses, these architects are doing, and the architects are wonderful.

It's a vision.

It's an aesthetic from a homeowner that they're trying to please, which means they're implementing a vision aesthetically that they need to now build in some of the most geographically tough places to build, which is our area.

We can swoop from 30 below to 70 degrees in a matter of a month's time, which has giant, giant factors into our materials we're using.

But is there anything that would be helpful for you to share with potential clients or those considering building their own custom homes?