Component new house

Here's a list of components that are typically included in a new house:

Exterior

  1. Roof: Shingles, tiles, or metal roofing
  2. Siding: Vinyl, brick, stucco, or wood
  3. Windows: Double-pane or triple-pane glass, with frames made of wood, vinyl, or aluminum
  4. Doors: Front door, back door, and any other exterior doors
  5. Gutters and downspouts: To direct rainwater away from the foundation
  6. Landscaping: Grass, plants, and trees around the house

Foundation

  1. Footings: Concrete or masonry footings that support the foundation walls
  2. Foundation walls: Concrete or masonry walls that transfer the weight of the house to the footings
  3. Slab: A concrete slab that serves as the base of the house

Framing

  1. Walls: Studs, joists, and rafters that form the structure of the house
  2. Floor joists: Wooden or metal beams that support the floors
  3. Roof trusses: Pre-fabricated or custom-made trusses that support the roof
  4. Beams: Horizontal or vertical beams that support the walls and roof

Insulation and Drywall

  1. Insulation: Fiberglass, cellulose, or spray foam insulation in the walls, floors, and ceiling
  2. Drywall: Gypsum-based panels that form the interior walls and ceiling

Plumbing

  1. Water supply lines: Copper, PEX, or PVC pipes that bring water to the house
  2. Drain lines: PVC or ABS pipes that carry wastewater away from the house
  3. Fixtures: Sinks, toilets, showers, and bathtubs
  4. Water heater: A tank or tankless water heater that supplies hot water

Electrical

  1. Service panel: A main electrical panel that distributes power to the house
  2. Wiring: Copper or aluminum wires that carry electricity to the outlets and fixtures
  3. Outlets: Receptacles that provide power to devices
  4. Lighting: Ceiling fixtures, table lamps, and other lighting sources

HVAC

  1. Heating system: Forced-air, radiant, or hydronic heating system
  2. Cooling system: Central air conditioning or evaporative cooling system
  3. Ductwork: Metal or flexible ducts that distribute heated or cooled air throughout the house
  4. Thermostats: Electronic or mechanical devices that control the temperature

Interior Finishes

  1. Flooring: Hardwood, carpet, tile, or laminate flooring
  2. Walls: Painted or wallpapered walls
  3. Ceilings: Painted or textured ceilings
  4. Trim: Moulding, baseboards, and door and window casings
  5. Cabinets: Kitchen and bathroom cabinets
  6. Countertops: Granite, quartz, or laminate countertops
  7. Fixtures: Lighting fixtures, faucets, and other decorative elements

Exterior Finishes

  1. Siding: Vinyl, brick, stucco, or wood siding
  2. Trim: Moulding, fascia, and soffit
  3. Shutters: Decorative shutters that protect the windows
  4. Gutters and downspouts: To direct rainwater away from the foundation

This is not an exhaustive list, but it covers many of the major components that are typically included in a new house.