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March 24, 2015 by
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Use a sunroom to enhance and expand your living space
Sunrooms continue to be one of the most popular home additions for all kinds of homes. No matter what kind of home you live in, or what its value, a sunroom can enhance the value of your home and provide you and your family with additional living space.
Sunrooms are very popular among nature lovers, since they provide an unobstructed view of the world outdoors, but a view unencumbered by bugs and other outdoor problems. Sunrooms are also a great way to enjoy the beauty of the outdoor surroundings even when the weather is too cold or too rainy to go outdoors. They can also be a great way to enjoy the outdoor world season after season, all for a price that may be lower than you think.
Sunrooms are also great for gardeners, since they provide a wonderful showcase room for plants, as well as an optimal growing environment. Many great plants thrive in this type of environment that would not normally be suited for the indoors. Besides the many different varieties of plants and flowers that can be used, the inclusion of these plants and flowers can make the sunroom even more inviting.
Another great use for a sunroom is as a home for a hot tub or spa. Few things are as relaxing as a dip in a whirlpool tub while watching the outside world drift by.
How much does a sunroom cost?
Many people think that a sunroom is beyond their means, but the fact is that sunrooms generally cost about the same or typically less than a traditional room addition. Even though a sunroom may cost a bit more up front, however, they may add even more in home value than they cost. Unlike other costly home additions, such as swimming pools, a sunroom can actually enhance the resale value of a home.
How long does a sunroom take to build?
One of the most frequently asked questions about sunrooms is how long they take to build. How long it takes to complete a sunroom addition depends, of course, on how large the addition will be, and on the skill of the contractor you hire.
In general, however, a sunroom addition should take anywhere from a few weeks to about a month. Most contractors who are experienced at building sunrooms will be able to give you a good idea of how long the addition will take when they provide their estimate.
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Sunroom Additions for Homeowners in La Crosse, Winona, Westby, La Crescent & Other Wisconsin and Minnesota Communities
Adding a sunroom to your home can be a wonderful investment, as it will create a setting that is ideal for any number of different activities throughout the year. From sitting down and enjoying a good book to watching the snow fall on a quiet winters evening, a sunroom will become a focal point of your home. At The Board Store, we have proudly installed sunrooms for La Crosse, Wisconsin area homeowners for many years and have come to the conclusion that few other home improvement projects bring as much joy and satisfaction as sunroom additions do. Whether you own a home in La Crosse, Winona, Holmen, West Salem, Caledonia, or elsewhere in the area, we are the experienced choice among local home improvement contractors and can ensure that you get the most out of your investment.
At The Board Store showroom in La Crosse, we always have many different types of sunrooms on display. Our sunroom suppliers are Four Seasons, Sunspace and TEMO, and we even offer stick built sunrooms that are constructed on-site at our customers homes. In fact, Four Seasons, Sunspace and TEMO are three of the most reputable names in the sunroom industry, so you can be confident that the new addition to your home will provide years of enjoyment.
But, why stop there? The Board Store proudly offers many other affordably priced home improvement services, including:
Contact The Board Store today to learn more about our sunroom additions and to speak to one of our veteran home improvement experts.
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Sadler Master Bedroom Four Season Sunroom Addition
A walk through of Sadler #39;s Master Bedroom, Bath, Florida Room in Owings, MD.
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Unwind on the lake -
March 5, 2015 by
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Published Mar 3, 2015 at 1:34 pm (Updated Mar 3, 2015)
Price: $182,000 Acres: 0.40 Total square feet: 2,274 Year built: 1972 Total taxes: $4240. Listing agent: Sandra Soesman Realty Executives Exceptional 404 West Harford St., Milford Office phone: 570-296-5800 Mobile: 914-443-0436 Toll free: 800-458-4855 Email: sandrasoesman@realtyexecutives.com
MILFORD Bring your kayak and use your private walkway to enjoy the water right in your backyard.
This two-story lakefront home is situated on a wooded cul-de-sac, giving you extra privacy. It could be a fabulous vacation home or a terrific year-round residence, offering a beautiful large sunroom, and a living room with a brick faced fireplace.
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You will also discover exposed wood beams, cathedral ceilings, and an open concept floor plan encompassing the kitchen, dining and living areas. The great room has sliders to the large wrap-around deck overlooking the lake. Have your morning coffee there and enjoy the view or bring your guests outside and entertain.
This home has a loft upstairs, where there is a full bath and three bedrooms. A family room with a bar area and laundry are located in the fully finished walk out basement.
In addition, the community has amenities that include a clubhouse, beach, tennis court, security, road maintenance and garbage service. The location is convenient to shopping and to the interstate.
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In a city where Craftsman bungalows are common, a value-enhancing move is to enclose the original porch or add a deck cover to extend seasonal use while increasing overall square footage of a house. This can be a simple weekend project, putting up a lattice deck roof or adding screened windows and enclosed walls for a sleeping porch.
At the other extreme, and with a contractors help, enclosing an open air porch can be much more elaborateand costly. To make sure the remodeling of a porch or deck is a cost-effective investment in an older home, its a good idea to consult building experts and discuss your space needs and budget.
Walls or Roof = Privacy
Homeowners on a budget may be motivated by a simple desire for added privacy, creating a social space around an open air porch or patio. Or, the house may have been designed without a sunroom or solarium, making the porch a simple pass-through to other living space. Curtained walls and a light-penetrating roof, of either modular plexi-glass or a lattice treatment, will answer these privacy needs economically. Nationwide experts estimate the cost of enclosing a porch, depending on amenities and intended use, at between $2,000 and $72,000, according to an informal survey of online remodeling sites.
Enclosing a porch and converting it to a full-use room can mean adding basics like an HVAC system, electrical outlets, internet access and plumbing. It also can be an opportunity to include more luxurious amenities that improve the value of the home and add to the occupants quality of life: A fireplace, hot tub, solarium, sun roof or solar panels.
Ryan Passow, of Passow Remodeling, meets with homeowners twice before beginning any substantial remodeling job, first to discuss their hopes and dreams for the house and, afterwards, to talk about specifics and establish a budget. We talk about the budget to see if its realistic in light of the improvements a homeowner wants, he said. In nine years of business, porch enclosures and deck roofing have comprised about 10 percent of his companys remodeling work, ranging from $1,000 for the simplest screened porch to more than $40,000to convert a porch into an additional finished room.
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When the choice is between retaining an open-air porch for one or two seasons of use, or enclosing it with screening or finished walls, Georgia contractor John Paulin, offers this advice:
The real difference is in how that structure feels, says Paulin, in Remodeling. With an open porch, you have an unimpeded view. You can cook there, since screens dont hold the smoke in. The floor areaminus wallsfeels bigger. If its connected to an adjoining decka project we often buildone space flows seamlessly into the next. [www.remodeling.com]
If entomology is not your hobby and a goal in remodeling is to screen out pesky warm-season insects, leaving a porch open to the air still is an optionparticularly if a budget prevents enclosing the entire porch. Instead of finished walls and screened windows, open air porches can be kept comparatively bugless with citronella candles or an electric bug zapper. Privacy screens or awnings--even canvas duck Roman Shadesalso are economic alternatives to building walls and adding screens or windows.
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WINDSOR VT (PRWEB) February 20, 2015
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Grand Opening for $10.64M Expansion Project at The Village at Cedar Hill
Visitors invited to tour new 40-unit wing and state-of-the art memory care center during February 22 open house celebration
Award-winning Cedar Hill Continuing Care Community invites the community to a celebrationthe opening of their expanded independent and assisted living wing and new memory care center. The open house celebration will be held on February 22, from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm and will include tours of the new 40,000 square-foot addition on Route 5 in Windsor. A press conference will be held prior to the open house, starting at 1:00 pm.
According to Windsor Town Manager, Tom Marsh, Cedar Hill is a very positive family care option for Windsor community members. The expansion project not only supports the local economy, with additional employment options, but also improves our quality of life.
Co-owner and founder Mary Louise Sayles and co-owner and community administrator Patricia Horn, along with the Cedar Hill staff, welcome visitors to view the new building, which will triple the space and resident capacity of the assisted living community and provide state-of-the-art care for memory care residents.
We have long seen the need to offer additional assisted living apartments and, in particular, memory care units, says Horn. We have always served the needs of memory care residents across campus but now we have an environment that will help them enjoy greater socialization, and amenities designed specifically for their needs. People have been demanding this type of service and we are excited to provide this new space.
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Coyotes on south/central Mountain -
February 17, 2015 by
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Four legged visitors spotted in wooded area off Crerar Park
By Mark Newman, News Staff
Julie and Pino DiNardo were enjoying a cup of coffee in the sunroom of their home around 8:30 on a weekday morning in early January when they saw them.
Four coyotes had wandered into their backyard from the adjoining wooded area off Crerar Park in the Upper Wentworth-Pescara Avenue area, just south of the Linc.
First I thought, what a beautiful animal, Julie said. They were absolutely gorgeous and they were very healthy.
Julie, who noted theyve been hearing the nighttime howling of the coyotes for several years, said they saw a coyote for the first time a couple of years ago when they found their now eight-year-old schnoodle (a mix of poodle and schnauzer) Jemma staring down from the backyard deck at a fury intruder.
It was face-to-face, said Julie, who immediately called the dog back in the house.
Julie said having coyotes so close to home is a concern.
Having something that can possibly eat my dog or harm my kids, Im very worried about this, she said, adding there the number of rabbits and squirrels in their backyard has dropped noticeably over the last few years.
The coyote sightings have prompted parents in the area to warn their children to be watchful when outside.
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