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Whenever you move into a new home, there’s a small chance that everything will be exactly the way you want it. To make your new home truly yours, you may need to make a few adjustments. For more information on home additions and remodels, take a look at these additional links:
- Are you looking for a new hobby? Take this quiz from CNN to find the perfect one for you.
- Having a new baby can be difficult for older siblings. For help preparing your children for an addition to the family, visit this page from KidsHealth.org.
- Are you considering adding a room to your home? Get some excellent ideas at this page from Better Homes and Gardens.
- Winter heating bills can take a lot out of your monthly finances. For help reducing your heating bill, visit this page from the Today Show.
- What exactly is a three-season porch? Find out at this page from ThisOldHouse.com.
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Last updated 3 months ago
Once you move into your new home, there’s bound to be several things that you want to change—the kitchen may not suit your needs or the carpet may be out-of-style, or you may simply wish you had more space. If space is the issue, deciding what kind of home addition you want could be difficult. This article will help you determine the difference between three-season and four-season rooms so you can add new space to your new place:
Three-Season Room
A three-season room can be enjoyed for three seasons out of the year. It’s a balance between a porch and a living room—three-season room owners can take in the fresh air and light of the outdoors while still enjoying the comfort of indoor furniture. Since three-season rooms don’t have insulated walls, homeowners don’t use them during the winter. You can use your three-season room during the winter, of course, but you’ll probably need a space heater and a lot of blankets.
Four-Season Room
Unlike a three-season room, a four-season room has all of the amenities necessary for year-round enjoyment. Insulated walls and windows make it practical for a homeowner to heat their four-season room using the HVAC system that warms the rest of the home. If you so choose, you could even supply plumbing and electricity to your four-season room. Of course, the additional season of enjoyment comes with a price—the walls, insulation, and windows can make you feel further separated from the charms of the outdoors.
If you’d like to add a three- or four-season room to your home, contact the William Gordon Group today. Once we’re finished with your three- or four-season room, we can also help you convert your garage, remodel your kitchen, and work on any other home improvement projects. Give us a call at (317) 361-3191 to get started.
Last updated 3 months ago
Kudzu.com: Metal and Slate Roofs
When you add a room to your home, it’s a good idea to update your home’s roof as well. However, deciding which kind of roof to install can be a bit tricky.
In this short video, you can learn all about metal and slate roofs. Metal and slate roofs come in a variety of colors. If you’re looking for a roof that will look great for years to come, you should definitely consider metal or slate.
If you’re looking to make an addition to your home, contact William Gordon Group today. Whether it’s a garage, a 2nd story addition, or a remodel, no job is too difficult for us to handle. Call us at (317) 361-3191 to learn more.
Last updated 3 months ago
Since building a new home is both expensive and time-consuming, most people choose to purchase homes that are already built. However, since these homes were built with another’s lifestyle in mind, many find it necessary to make several additions. Here are a few of the top reasons why homeowners pursue home additions:
- You Have A New Addition to the Family: Having a child can make a decent-sized home suddenly seem very small. Also, many kids don’t like the prospect of sharing a room with a new sibling. When there’s an addition to the family, it only makes sense to make an addition to the house, too. Homeowners that see a steady flow of visiting friends and relatives can also benefit from adding a guest bedroom.
- You Need Work or Storage Space: As most people settle into permanent living arrangements, they feel more inclined to explore new hobbies. Whether it’s car restoration, sculpting, or model trains, a new hobby may not fit well into an existing home. Many homeowners choose to add a garage to their homes, allowing them to explore their passions and have a little room left over to store a vehicle or household goods.
- You Want a Place to Relax: As homeowners enjoy success in their careers, they have more money to spend on home improvement. That’s why three- and four-season rooms are popular home additions. Half porch and half living room, a three- or four-season room can be a wonderful place for a homeowner to grow a miniature indoor garden, relax, and enjoy nature’s charms.
If you’re considering making an addition to your existing home, contact William Gordon Group today. Our team can handle any home addition project you have in mind. Are you thinking about adding a second story? No problem! Give us a call at (317) 361-3191, and take one step closer to perfecting your home.
Last updated 4 months ago
Insufficient experience can cause DIY home projects to drag on for months. Employ a home addition specialist to ensure your new living space is completed in a succinct time frame. Take a look at these resources for information on converting your garage and adding an in-law suite. For more information, contact William Gordon Group at (317) 361-3191.
