Enhancing Outdoor Spaces with Motorized Screens and Awnings

James Moylan

Friday, November 07, 2025

 

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Transforming Your Outdoor Living Space

Your outdoor living space is an extension of your home, a place where you can relax, entertain, and enjoy the beauty of nature. Sunpro's motorized screens and retractable awnings offer a sophisticated solution to enhance this area, providing both functionality and aesthetic appeal. Imagine a space that offers protection from the sun, insects, and even pollen, all while maintaining an open, airy feel. With Sunpro's products, you can achieve this and more, creating a versatile outdoor space that meets your needs year-round.

Are Sunspace Weather Master Windows Good for Northern Virginia and Maryland homes? (Clone2)

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James Moylan

Friday, November 07, 2025

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If you live in Maryland or Northern Virginia, you might be wondering what kind of windows will suit your screened-in porch. At Design Builders, we work exclusively in these areas creating custom, high-end exterior living spaces. For these projects, we’re big fans of Sunspace WeatherMaster windows. Here’s why we recommend them in our region.

Montgomery County’s Historic Preservation Tax Credit: Rewarding Homeowners Who Preserve the Past

James Moylan

Thursday, October 30, 2025

 

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Montgomery County is home to some of the region’s most beautiful and historically significant homes — from early farmhouses and Victorians in Brookeville and Kensington to mid-century gems in Silver Spring and Chevy Chase. Preserving that history is more than an act of love for architecture; it’s a contribution to the community’s character and legacy.

Maryland’s Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit: Preserving the Past, Investing in the Future

James Moylan

Thursday, October 23, 2025

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When you live in Maryland, history isn’t just something you visit — it’s something you live in. From 19th-century farmhouses and mid-century colonials to turn-of-the-century Victorians and brick row homes, the state is rich with architectural heritage. And preserving that history is not just a matter of pride — it’s also smart financial planning.

Virginia’s Historic Tax Credit: Preserving the Commonwealth’s Heritage One Home at a Time

James Moylan

Wednesday, October 22, 2025

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From Old Town Alexandria to Leesburg’s brick-lined streets, Virginia is rich with history — and that history lives not just in museums or landmarks, but in the homes and neighborhoods we see every day.