Posted in: Screen Porch, Screen Porch Tips, Screen Porch in Maryland, Screen-Porch Design Tips, porch topics, screen porch products, porch add-ons, outdoor accessories, Screened Porch in Virginia, Outdoor Lighting, building a deck, Electrical, Screen Room
Wednesday, January 16, 2019
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Installing exterior outlets in your screened-in porch might seem like a minor design detail, but this process actually presents a few unique challenges to be aware of. Consider the following information when designing the layout of your outdoor space and making final decisions about which amenities to include.
Posted in: SCREENEZE, SCREENEZE screening system, Automatic Porch Screens, Screen Room
Thursday, January 10, 2019
Building a screen porch is a significant investment—typically ranging from $30,000 to $90,000 depending on size and finishes. But that doesn't mean you can't be strategic about where you spend and where you save.
Posted in: deck materials, decking questions, home improvement, rooftop decks, Tile Decks, rooftop decks in Washington, DC, building a deck, building a rooftop deck, Archatrak, porcelain
Thursday, December 20, 2018
When it comes to selecting a material for your rooftop deck, terrace, patio, balcony, or outdoor floor, homeowners today have an almost overwhelming list of options. With so many choices at your disposal, every differentiating factor matters, and that includes installation and maintenance considerations. Read on to learn key pointers about the Archatrak installation process, as well as maintenance tips for keeping the product looking pristine.
Posted in: deck questions, Hire a Contractor, rooftop decks in Washington, DC, building a deck, building a rooftop deck
Monday, December 03, 2018
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Adding a rooftop deck to any Washington, DC house can be a great way to create a unique, relaxing space in your home, but the best way to ensure a smooth home construction project is for homeowners to go in with realistic expectations. Given that, it’s important to know that a build of this kind can be disruptive. You’ll almost certainly have to navigate a road closure to accommodate the building equipment, and this process can be involved and costly. So, what exactly can you expect to pay, and what specifically does this process entail?
Posted in: Deck Building Tips, Deck Building Questions, Deck Design, deck builders, Porch and Deck Accessories, rooftop decks, rooftop decks in Washington, DC, building a rooftop deck, historic deck building
Tuesday, November 13, 2018
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Building in a historical zone is always challenging, and when that build involves something like a rooftop deck, the logistics of the project become even more complicated. That being said, it’s entirely possible to create a stunning rooftop deck in the Washington, DC, or Bethesda historical districts; there are just some important things to keep in mind before the project gets under way.