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Veranda Extension
A custom-built wooden veranda designed to extend the home's living space and provide shade. The structure blends seamlessly with the original architecture and enhances the outdoor usability of the space.
Fun Facts:
Adding a veranda can increase a home’s usable space by up to 20% without altering the original footprint.
Veranda extensions are one of the top 5 home improvement projects for boosting curb appeal and property value.
A covered veranda can help reduce interior cooling costs by up to 15% by shading windows and walls from direct sun. Interesting.Thanks for the info.Thanks, I'll check it out.
Full Home Construction
A ground-up residential build, tailored to client specifications from foundation to finish. Every detail—from structural framing to final interiors—was managed in-house to ensure quality and precision throughout.
Fun Facts:
The average new home takes about 6 to 9 months to build—from foundation to final touches.
The Empire State Building was constructed in just 410 days back in 1931—still a mind-blowing construction feat!
Concrete is the most widely used human-made material in the world—second only to water in total usage!
Homes built today are about 50% more energy-efficient than those built just 20 years ago.
Using insulated concrete forms (ICFs) can cut heating and cooling costs by up to 40%.
Adding large windows to the south side of a home can maximize natural light and passive solar heating.
Retaining Wall Construction
A robust gabion retaining wall built for both function and aesthetics, offering long-term erosion control while seamlessly blending into the natural landscape.
Fun Facts:
Retaining walls don’t just hold back dirt—they help prevent erosion, manage water runoff, and create level spaces in sloped landscapes.
The concept of retaining walls dates back over 2,000 years—ancient civilizations used stacked stones to shape their cities and farms.
A well-designed retaining wall can hold back hundreds of tons of soil pressure—that’s like supporting the weight of a jet airplane!
Retaining Wall Construction