Framed and Sided Fenwick Delaware Home
This Fenwick Delaware home was perfectly framed and sided by Alcoa Construction! We finished the project with absolute proficiency and within the time allotment. Trying to find a home contractor, carpentry contractor, remodel contractor, roofing contractor, siding contractor, or any contractor for your home renovation or addition? Well look no further! Alcoa Construction is the company for you! Offering a hassle free experience, guaranteed price agreements, and projects completed in an efficient timely manner Alcoa is the perfect company for the job! We have already completed various projects in the area ranging from garage additions and kitchen remodeling to room additions and attic remodeling to sunrooms and bathroom remodeling! Contact us today and let us get started on your home improvements!
Addition Contractor in DE & MD, offering Hassle-Free Service. Home additions are a wonderful way to generate value and get more enjoyment from your home. When you are looking for reliable second floor addition contractors, look no further - Give us a call at 800-785-4401 today!
We are your home remodeling contractor of choice for Delaware and Eastern Shore Maryland, so give us a call today.
Our primary service areas are Sussex County Delaware and Worcester County in Maryland. The cities we most frequently serve include Ocean View, Bethany Beach, Millville, Fenwick Island, West Fenwick, Selbyville, Frankford, Dagsboro, Millsboro, Long Neck, Rehoboth, Dewey Beach, Lewes, Harbeson, Georgetown, Milford, Slaughter Beach, Milton, Greenwood, Bridgeville, Seaford, Laurel, Delmar, Salisbury, Pittsville, Berlin, Ocean Pines, West Ocean City, and Ocean City. We also serve Kent County Delaware, Wicomico County Maryland, and Talbot County Maryland.
Deck, Screen Room, and Sunroom Addition
This desirable deck, screen room, and sunroom addition on this Delaware home supplied these homeowners with a brilliant way to entertain friends in a spacious bug free environment! A home addition like this not only increases your living space but supplies a magnificent way to relax and enjoy the outdoors! Theses three additions are a perfect fit together! Find pleasure in reading a book or having breakfast in your patio enclosure! Enjoy the warm fresh summer breeze sweeping through your screened porch as you sit and relax while listening to the sounds of nature! And what better way to kick off summer barbecues then with a beautiful composite deck! Contact Alcoa Construction and have your home renovated before summer by a professional builder contractor!
Our primary service areas are Sussex County Delaware and Worcester County in Maryland. The cities we most frequently serve include Ocean View, Bethany Beach, Millville, Fenwick Island, West Fenwick, Selbyville, Frankford, Dagsboro, Millsboro, Long Neck, Rehoboth, Dewey Beach, Lewes, Harbeson, Georgetown, Milford, Slaughter Beach, Milton, Greenwood, Bridgeville, Seaford, Laurel, Delmar, Salisbury, Pittsville, Berlin, Ocean Pines, West Ocean City, and Ocean City. We also serve Kent County Delaware, Wicomico County Maryland, and Talbot County Maryland.
Guest House Addition in Fenwick Island Delaware
This attractive guest house addition in Fenwick Island, Delaware is a great way to host company, family, and friends while providing them with added privacy! Alcoa Construction is a remodel contractor that serves it's customers with fine craftsmanship, carpentry, skill, and an overall hassle free experience. Each project is completed in an efficient timely manner and on budget! Our company can update, improve and expand on your home's living space with a room or guesthouse addition, porch addition, patio enclosure, second story addition, attic remodel, kitchen and bath remodel, and much more. We bend to fit our customer's needs and wants! Contact us today and learn to love your home!
Our primary service areas are Sussex County Delaware and Worcester County in Maryland. The cities we most frequently serve include Ocean View, Bethany Beach, Millville, Fenwick Island, West Fenwick, Selbyville, Frankford, Dagsboro, Millsboro, Long Neck, Rehoboth, Dewey Beach, Lewes, Harbeson, Georgetown, Milford, Slaughter Beach, Milton, Greenwood, Bridgeville, Seaford, Laurel, Delmar, Salisbury, Pittsville, Berlin, Ocean Pines, West Ocean City, and Ocean City. We also serve Kent County Delaware, Wicomico County Maryland, and Talbot County Maryland.
Sunroom & Screened Porch Addition in Fenwick Island, Delaware
House Addition in Millville, DE - Sunroom, Screened Porch, Deck, and Kitchen Remodel
This house addition in Millville, Delaware was really a joy to complete. It was an older home that we doubled the existing square footage of the home, adding a sunroom, screened porch, composite deck, new siding, new roofing, and a kitchen remodel. The end result was a much more enjoyable atmosphere for entertaining and relaxing. In fact, the customer recently gave us a 5-Star rating with an online remodeling rating service.
Design:
We first completed the design portion of this addition, completing working drawings, renderings, and budget estimation. Once we had the project details squared away, we started on the build portion of the contract.
Additions:
Screened Porch
We added a 12' x 35' Screened porch to the front of the house. The trick was that the home was really overgrown with vegetation and we had a lot of site work to complete before we could begin construction. We also needed to trim multiple trees and disconnect power and cable lines before beginning. We used heavy duty aluminum screen with built in aluminum tracks. We used composite Timbertech decking and Certainteed solid vinyl double beaded soffit ceiling for years of low-maintenance enjoyment. We completed the porch with a hanging swing chair, new coach lights at the front door, and three ceiling fans to cool things down in the summer.
We used solid aluminum structural columns instead of lumber columns. The main reason for this is that when using lumber, you have two options: regular lumber or pressure treated lumber. The problem is that if you use treated lumber, you can't wrap it in aluminum because the aluminum can react to the chemicals in the treated lumber causing corrosion and / or rotting. On the other hand, if you use regular lumber, you can wrap it with aluminum, and this is the cheapest method, but eventually, un-treated lumber will be worn down by the elements and be subject to rot and mold. In an oceanside environment where we operate, this is especially important. We actually have repaired hundreds of screen porches where other contractors used inferior methods. You can use vinyl sleeves over treated columns, but we have found that the screen securing tracks of the aluminum posts are much more secure and hold up to wind much better.

New roof framing

demolition of vegetation and layout of foundation
Sunroom
We added gabled 12' x 25' sunroom with a vaulted ceiling and custom glass windows in the gable. The sunroom featured custom 8 foot tall Low-E windows that are both energy efficient as well as beautiful. They have integrated screens in the windows that allow the sunroom to function as a screened porch during warm temperatures. We also installed two Low-E sliding glass doors to allow easy access and maximum airflow during the summer. The sunroom was built on a solid foundation and fully insulated and waterproofed. We used 3/4" tongue & groove Advantech flooring to ensure maximum quality and durability. We finished everything off with synthetic Restorations Millwork trim from Certainteed on the exterior and painted pine trim inside the sunroom. The walls were finished in drywall with a smooth finish and painted to match the new colors in the home. The flooring was a commercial grade vinyl in a hardwood finish.

Cased Opening into home

Drywall and Painting finished

Sunroom Foundation

Excavation for footers & foundation
Roof Framing, Shingles, and Siding
By adding the screened porch and the sunroom, we needed to re-frame the room line to make these new additions flow seamlessly with the existing home. Going back to the original ridge line, we framed a new roof and split it in a gable at the sunroom. We then re-shingled the entire original and new roof with 30 year architectural shingles for a uniform look. We then added Certainteed Cedar Impressions Vinyl Cedar Shake Siding to the gables of the addition and existing house trimmed with Certainteed Restorations Vinyl Trim. We then replace all of the gutters and downspouts on the home. The final touch was to remove and repaint all of the shutters to match the new color scheme.

Starting the siding accents

Sunroom Roof Framing
Deck
We built a 12' x 12' composite deck using Timbertech composite decking and trimmed with Certainteed Restorations Millwork trim. This ground level deck was built with extra support with a future hot tub in mind.
Interior Renovation
We cut a six foot opening from the new sunroom into the existing house at the kitchen area. We moved all electric, HVAC, baseboard heat, and cable connections at the wall. We then cased the opening to match the existing trim in the home. Next up was to replace the kitchen counter tops with Wilson Art Black Star Granite. This is a great product that keeps the budget low, but looks very high end. Again, to keep costs low, the client decided to replace the cabinet doors instead of complete new cabinets. We had custom cabinet doors made with a bead board wainscot insert to give them a "beachy" feel. We then had them painted in custom paint shop to give a pre-finished look. Each door had to be custom sized to match the existing structure. Next we replace the existing refrigerator and dishwasher. None to soon, we found that the old refrigerator had been leaking slowly over the years, and the sub floor was completely rotted. We replaced the framing and sub floor and it looked like new. We then added a wall mount microwave with custom sized cabinets above. When we began to start the flooring, we found that the bearing wall of the existing home was sinking. We jacked up the home from under the crawl space foundation to make the floor level, and repaired the structure. The flooring the client choose was a commercial grade vinyl product that looked just like hardwood, which we used throughout the kitchen, new sunroom, and office area. The benefit of the vinyl is that it is much more resistant to moisture and scratching, and will look the same 20 years from now as it does today. We then repainted the entire home, adding trim, new light fixtures, and hardware. We then upgraded the entire home with new smoke detectors to meet current code and improve safety.

kitchen before
Attractive Morning Room
Relax and bask in the sunshine as you sit and enjoy your morning room. Not only is this a great asset to your home, it is a comforting place to enjoy the day. A sunroom addition expands your entertainment space too. It is great for get togethers with family and friends. Free from exposure to the elements, and with a controlled temperature this is an addition that can be used year round. No need to change plans at the last minute due to inclement weather. You will be able to enjoy the outside pouring in even when the weather is not the best for entertaining.























