James Moylan

Do You Need a Building Permit to Remodel a Kitchen Design?

Posted in: Building regulations, kitchen remodel, interior design, building permits, home remodeling tips, kitchen, kitchen remodeling, kitchen appliances

James Moylan

Friday, February 28, 2020

Yes, you'll need a building permit for most kitchen remodels in Maryland and Virginia. Requirements vary by jurisdiction—Montgomery County MD and Fairfax County VA have specific codes governing electrical, plumbing, and structural work. Understanding local permit requirements before starting your project prevents costly delays and ensures your kitchen renovation meets all safety and building standards.

Oftentimes, homeowners are surprised to learn that their full interior kitchen renovations require permitting, especially if they are doing something seemingly simple. However, the vast majority of kitchen renovations require not one, but three types of permits: building, electrical, and mechanical permits.

Why adding a Danver outdoor kitchen to your backyard is a great idea

Posted in: Danver Stainless Outdoor Kitchens

James Moylan

Thursday, February 27, 2020

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Adding a Danver outdoor kitchen transforms your backyard into an entertainment destination. Homeowners throughout Montgomery County, MD and Fairfax County, VA are investing in premium outdoor living spaces that increase home value, extend entertaining season, and create lasting memories with family and friends. Discover four compelling reasons why Danver is the industry gold standard.

Choosing the Right Decking Material for a Screened Porch

Posted in: Screen Porch, Screen Porch Questions, Deck Building Questions, SCREENEZE

James Moylan

Wednesday, February 26, 2020

Best Screened Porch Decking for MD & VA Climates

Is pressure-treated wood or low-maintenance composite decking best for a screen room with a deck?

Composite decking is the best choice for screened porches in Montgomery County, MD and Fairfax County, VA. Unlike wood that deteriorates in 10-15 years, composite materials resist UV damage, mold, and moisture from the mid-Atlantic's harsh weather. This guide helps you select durable decking that requires minimal maintenance and lasts significantly longer than traditional options.