Design Showcase: Capitalizing on a Large Outdoor Space in Fulton, Maryland

Whether you’re living in an older home on acreage or a more contemporary space with ample square footage, designing an outdoor living space for a large area can actually be quite overwhelming. After all, when you have a lot of space, you have a lot of options, and that can quickly go from liberating to paralyzing. If you’re currently in this conundrum, here's an ongoing project in Fulton, Maryland, that demonstrates one way a large space can be turned into an ideal outdoor living area.

As winter steadily carries on, more homeowners are asking the same question: How can I deal with accumulated snow in the easiest way possible? For many, the answer is radiant heat. But what is radiant heat, and what the distinct advantages of investing in this type of heating system?

Many people who have already used CoConstruct during a home project agree: it facilitates the homebuilding or remodeling process and makes what can be a very stressful undertaking more streamlined, effective, and convenient. For all those people who already know and love CoConstruct—and for all those who haven’t yet experienced it—there’s good news. The software has three new features that look to make any remodel or home build experience even better.

Benefits of CoConstruct and Why Design Builders Uses It

Since its introduction, CoConstruct has quickly made a name for itself as the highest-rated software application of its kind. But what exactly makes this platform so unique? The following are eighteen CoConstruct features specifically designed to make every home remodel and/or home build less stressful and more successful. Here are the top benefits of CoConstruct and what you can expect from the platform if you move forward with a custom outdoor living space from Design Builders. 

Before Donny Wyatt became the CoConstruct founder and CEO, he and his wife undertook a home build, and they immediately had one thought: there has to be a better way for this process to work. After Wyatt’s less-than-positive experience with a contractor, he set to work creating CoConstruct, which became a web-based software system that directly responded to all those problems he came up against during his own build. In this way, CoConstruct set out to change the very way clients engaged in major home projects.