Wednesday, March 10, 2021
As design and build projects become more involved, elaborate, and sophisticated, there’s a growing need for interior and exterior design aesthetics to match. Outdoor living spaces aren’t just a charcoal grill and a few lawn chairs anymore, and homeowners want that aesthetic alignment between the inside and the outside. Here are three key tips for how to achieve it.
Posted in: Decks in Maryland, Decks and Patios, Decks in Virginia, Deck Building Tips, Deck Building Questions, Deck Tips, Deck Design
Saturday, March 06, 2021
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mber of Factors to Consider When Building a Deck and Resale
Looking for another reason to add that deck you’ve been dreaming of to your backyard? Here’s a good one: many homeowners recoup a significant amount of the money they invest in their deck because the deck adds to the resale value of their home.
Posted in: Zuri Deck
Friday, March 05, 2021
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Are you thinking about redoing your deck or building a brand-new outdoor living space in 2021? You’re not alone! Lots of homeowners are attracted to the benefits of exterior living right now, and the decking industry, in particular, has undergone a lot of change over the last year and a half. If you thought a product like Zuri premium decking didn’t fit into your budget, 2021 is the perfect time reevaluate.
Posted in: Zuri decks in Virginia
Tuesday, March 02, 2021
If you’re considering buying or selling houses in the Los Angeles, Washington, DC; Virginia; or Maryland market, you’re probably very aware of the massive housing boom that’s happening right now. If you are currently living in one of these 3 areas previously mentioned, then moving to Maryland after buying a new home is not going to be so complicated. Interest rates are pushing many to explore homeownership, and low inventory is creating a dramatic sellers’ market.
Posted in: Screen Porch in Northern Virginia, Screen Porch Tips, Screen Porch Questions, Building regulations
Friday, February 26, 2021
If you’ve ever contracted a screened room build, you may already be familiar with the International Residential Code (IRC). The IRC is a comprehensive guide to construction regulations for one- and two-family homes that are three stories or less in height. It is the authority on all things contracting.