5 Requirements for Building a Deck in Loudoun County, Virginia

Posted in: Decks in Virginia, Loudoun County

James Moylan

Monday, February 15, 2016

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What permits are needed to build a deck in Loudoun County, Virginia?

If you’re looking into building a deck in Loudoun County, there are some permit-related steps you’ll definitely need to walk through with your contractor before work on that project can begin. As the homeowner, it’s your job to ensure you choose a deck contractor that is reputable enough to follow these guidelines and knowledgeable enough to know what the local requirements are. With that in mind, make sure you discuss the following requirements with your contractor to ensure he or she is fully up to date on all Loudoun County requirements.

What is the Virginia building permit process like?

Posted in: Screen Porch in Northern Virginia, Decks in Virginia, deck builders, Contracting Questions, Zoning Questions

James Moylan

Friday, February 12, 2016

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What to expect while your contractor is obtaining a Virginia building permit

Starting the process of selecting a contractor can feel overwhelming for a number of reasons. One, there are so many options within the Virginia region. Narrowing it down to the right contractor for you and your project can feel a bit like finding a needle in a haystack! And two, it’s an important decision. A lot of thought and care should go into selecting a reputable, knowledgeable, and honest contractor. Part of determining that is ensuring your contractor complies with all the steps associated with the Virginia building permit process. Before agreeing to work with anyone, make sure your contractor not only knows these rules but follows them to the letter.

Top 3 Considerations for Building an Outdoor Wood-Burning Fireplace

Posted in: Screen Porch Tips, Deck Products, outdoor television, patio tips, outdoor living, Infratech outdoor heaters, outdoor heating systems, screen porch products, Outdoor Fireplaces

James Moylan

Tuesday, February 09, 2016

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How to approach outdoor fireplaces:  outdoor kitchen in Clifton, VA example

As outdoor living spaces become more complex and more adaptable to multiple situations, fireplaces are becoming increasingly common features of decks, screened-in porches, verandas, and other outdoor areas. This particular gas and wood-burning outdoor fireplace project illustrates how these tasteful patio features can be implemented and then customized to fit both lifestyle and desired aesthetic. It can be approached in terms of its general process, required inspections and codes, and additional features.

What Kind of Warranty Does Danver Stainless Outdoor Kitchens Offer?

Posted in: Decks and Patios, Deck Products, outdoor living, outdoor kitchens, Danver cabinets, Danver Stainless Outdoor Kitchens, Danver cabinets in Maryland, Danver cabinets in Virginia, porch add-ons

James Moylan

Monday, February 01, 2016

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Danver Stainless Outdoor Kitchens are backed by the best warranty in the outdoor kitchen industry

One of the differentiating factors between high-end products is often the warranty, and this is definitely one area where Danver Outdoor Kitchens has made a name for itself. While other companies offer limited warranties or don’t honor warranties at all, Danver boasts a lifetime warranty on all stainless steel cabinetry.

Are Danver Stainless Steel Outdoor Cabinets Environmentally Friendly?

Posted in: Danver cabinets, Danver Stainless Outdoor Kitchens, Danver cabinets in Maryland, Danver cabinets in Virginia, Q&A

James Moylan

Friday, January 29, 2016

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While “green” products and issues of sustainability used to be predominantly limited to a niche market, these ideas and goods have certainly funneled into the mainstream over the past few years and decades. As it becomes increasingly common to see items created with this design concept in mind, Mitchell Slater, president and founder of Danver Outdoor Kitchens, discusses the relationship between Danver cabinetry and ideas of sustainability.