Posted in: kitchen, outdoor kitchens, Danver cabinets, outdoor kitchen cabinets, Danver Stainless Outdoor Kitchens, Danver cabinets in Maryland, Danver cabinets in Virginia, Brown Jordan Outdoor Cabinets, kitchen design
Monday, April 20, 2020
Outdoor kitchens in the exterior living spaces of Maryland; Virginia; and Washington, DC, homes continue to be increasingly popular, and every year, they become more elaborate and more suitable to year-round use. If you’re thinking about redoing your backyard kitchen or designing one this year, Design Builders is following six trends for you to keep your eye on in 2020.
Posted in: Deck Contratcors, Deck Building Tips, deck builders
Saturday, April 18, 2020
If you were to take a quick tour of backyards in Virginia, Maryland, and Washington DC, you would see decks of all materials, styles, and shapes, from elevated cedar to vinyl hot tub decks.
However, one type of deck would appear more frequently today than in previous years: the ground-level deck. This type of deck design is gaining popularity among builders and homeowners alike due to its dramatic appearance and design. Read on for 11 of our top advantages of choosing a ground-level deck for your home.
In the world of high-quality decking, several marquee names dominate the industry. However, there’s recently been a major change to one of those select brands. If you’re in the market for decking boards and accessories, there is big news for one of those marquee names: TimberTech AZEK.
Posted in: Danver Stainless Outdoor Kitchens
Thursday, April 16, 2020
If you’re considering the addition of an outdoor kitchen to your home in Virginia, Maryland, or Washington DC, you’ve likely come across 2 names : Design Builders, and the brand name Danver. Danver is a designer and manufacturer of stainless steel cabinetry made exclusively for outdoor kitchens, and for many homeowners and contractors, they represent the gold standard in this industry. They have also become a favorite product of ours to install in the DMV. If you’re wondering if Danver is right for your kitchen, here are five people who represent the ideal customer for this company.
Posted in: Screen Porch in Northern Virginia, Screen Porch, Screen Porch Tips, Screen Porch Questions, Deck Screens, Screen Porch Screens, Screen Porch in Maryland, Screen-Porch Design Tips
Tuesday, April 14, 2020
If you live anywhere in the Mid-Atlantic, and your porch is more than 30 inches above the ground, you’re probably required to have railings on your screened porch. Local building codes mandate that all porches in Maryland and Virginia have this for safety reasons. The same is true for stairs with more than three risers.