Screen Porch, Deck, Patio Addition- West Fenwick Island
Have you ever wanted to relax on a nice summer day without being exposed to all those outdoor nuisances? Consider adding a screened porch to your home! Learn to love your home with the various options and benefits that a screened porch can offer you like the residents of this West Fenwick Island Delaware home did! The screen porch was complimented and enjoyed to it’s fullest potential by also adding a deck and patio! We here, at Alcoa Construction, added a screen porch, deck, and patio expertly to this West Fenwick home!
Here are some pictures of the the porch addition, deck, patio, and beautiful lattice work!
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Custom Home Builder- South Bethany Beach Delaware
We here at Alcoa Construction went above and beyond fine craftsmanship with our work on this South Bethany home! We did the demolition, framing, siding, exterior trim, decks, windows, and doors! Below are some pictures of the skilled work performed by our company!
The beautiful siding replacement and exterior trim in South Bethany!
The windows and doors on this home were artfully and efficiently installed to give this home a beautiful finish!
We completed all of the demolition and proceeded to frame and complete the finish carpentry on the home!
We also built all of the beautiful porches and decks to complete the look of this South Bethany home!
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Fenwick Home Demolition And Carpentry
Here at Alcoa Construction we specialize in various stages of construction. We are expert custom home builders featuring both professionalism and efficiency. We offer in house framing and quality craftsmanship that far exceeds expectations. This particular home, in Fenwick Delaware, is a recent project of ours. We began the project by completing all necessary demolition on the home. Following the demolition process our competent and experienced carpenters framed the home.
Our proficient carpenters framed this Fenwick home with expertise.
Upon completion of the framing of this home, our company flawlessly sided the home and provided the installation of the exterior trim. Alcoa Construction prides itself in the high quality of aptitude displayed during the construction process. We are a local superior siding company providing the utmost perfection when it comes to siding needs.
Siding and ans installation of exterior trim on the home.
Once the demolition, framing, siding and exterior trim installation were complete, our capable carpenters then worked on the installation of all of the windows, doors, and decks on the home.
Decks built by Alcoa Construction and installed windows ans doors on the home.
For all of your home remodeling or building needs turn to Alcoa Construction. Addition Contractor and Delaware custom home builder in DE & MD, offering Hassle-Free Service. Home and room additions are a wonderful way to generate value and get more enjoyment from your home. If you are looking for reliable home and room additions contractors, look no further - Give us a call at 800-785-4401 today!
We are your Delaware home remodeling contractors of choice for Delaware and Eastern Shore Maryland, so give us a call today.
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Popular Kitchen Cabinet Trends
Fashionable Selections
In today’s remodeling market there are endless choices when it comes to kitchen selections. One of the major improvements that comes with a kitchen remodel are cabinets. Many trends are available. Before deciding on the cabinets for your kitchen go through all of the cabinet options there are in today’s market. Contact a professional kitchen remodeler, like Alcoa Construction, for all of your kitchen remodeling needs and have them help you pick a style and function that you will come to love for years to come.
One of the most popular trends seen in kitchens today are floor to ceiling cabinets. This allows the kitchen tons of storage and shelving. This in turn is not only aesthetically pleasing but it solves the problem of lack of storage that many kitchens have. Another popular option is display space in the cabinets. Open shelving and door less cabinetry are becoming a favorite choice. This lets the homeowner display china and heirloom accessories. The combination of open faced cabinets and cabinets with doors breaks up the monotony in a kitchen and gives the home a charming affect.
When deciding to remodel your kitchen, efficiency should be one of the top priorities. This includes the efficiency within the cabinetry. Lazy Susans, roll out trays, bread boxes, hide in cabinets, storage pullouts, pull out drawers, attached shelves for pots and pans, recycling holders, garbage bins, racks for canned goods, and much more are all features that are homeowner friendly. They allow for great convenience and help keep the kitchen organized without the struggle of trying to reach items in the back of cabinets. Decide what your main wants and needs are and add efficient extras into your cabinetry during the kitchen remodel.
Another homeowner friendly convenience being included in cabinets is to actually add appliances into the cabinets. Blending the appliances into the look of the cabinets gives the kitchen a more uniformed and stylish appeal. By simply adding a cabinet facade panel to appliances, they take on the look of cabinetry instead of utilitarian appliances. Everything from dishwashers, trash compactors, ice makers, refrigerators, freezers, and even microwaves can be disguised. For smaller kitchen appliances like mixers, coffee makers, and toasters have built in doors added directly on the countertop that lift and swing up. This allows you to keep your daily used appliances right on the counter for convenience yet hide them for a clutter free beautiful kitchen.
Cabinetry shouldn’t stop at function. It has become very fashionable to have a good finish on the cabinets. Take the cabinets from mere wood to a work of art. Distressed finishes have gained popularity in the past couple of years. Crackled finishes and finishes that reveal the rough natural wood grain bring depth and richness to a kitchen with style. Another decorative element to keep in mind is color. Cabinetry today comes in a wide range of color choices. Maple is the most popular wood used in the construction of cabinets because it can be easily stained, painted, and altered. With the help of a kitchen remodeling contractor pick through the various techniques out there and create unique custom cabinets for your kitchen.
Non traditional arrangements of the cabinets also bring a decorative element and style to the kitchen. Staggered set ups create eye movement and provide a whimsical atmosphere. Create a height illusion by stair stepping the cabinets. This creates a very pleasing visual effect. Have upper cabinets installed directly on the countertop for more storage and to help better blend the kitchen.
A fun trend that has taken America by storm is installing cabinetry that has the look of furniture. This European influenced idea can include pieces that seem to be free standing but are actually attached cabinetry. Design cabinets that mimic hutches, pie safes, and even buffets. Top moldings assist in helping the theme carry on into an adjacent breakfast room.
For a lively kitchen have cabinetry accent pieces. Try adding bright pops of color to the kitchen through an island or cabinet the emphasizes a fun vibrant color.This livens a kitchen and provides a little excitement to what can often times become a mundane room of the house. An accent colored island is the most favored selection that homeowners today are choosing. Also try adding in different type of woods. This breaks the monotony in the kitchen and allows the homeowner to play with the mixing of woods in the kitchen. Try making the center island a completely different type of wood and add stools to give the island the look of a table versus an island itself.
A final trend that is very popular are embellishments. When home kitchen remodeling remember to include architectural design. Wood valances, under the counter corbels, mullioned doors, fancy feet on islands, commanding pilasters, arched openings, carvings, cut outs, molding, and even cornices all add emphasis to different aspects of the cabinetry. Architecturally designing the cabinetry allows the homeowner to give the kitchen a bold, finished, custom look that really reflects their style and personality.
For more popular kitchen cabinet trends and to see what other selections are available when kitchen remodeling contact a kitchen remodeler, like Alcoa Construction of Delaware, near you.
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Double Front Porch in Delaware
The addition of this double front porch, in Delaware, assisted in making this home absolutely charming while supplying shade and second floor outdoor access! The addition of a double front porch adds class and practicality to any home. The porch home additions are great for enjoying the outdoors in the shade! Want to enjoy the outdoors and natural beauty of your home’s surroundings without scorching in the sun? Add a porch and reap the benefits porches have to offer! Porches, sunrooms, and screened porches also grant protection from harsh weather while still being able to entertain guests! A second story addition of a porch allows access to the outdoors, providing a little more privacy while still cherishing nature. Double front porches are very attractive and are a must have for those who love the being in the open air! Contact Alcoa Construction today and get started on your home renovations! 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.
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Composite Deck in Fenwick Island!
This Fenwick Island, Delaware composite deck offers a virtually maintenance free way to enjoy summer barbecues! Alcoa Construction is a custom deck builder that can create a deck to fit any space and needs! And why stop there? We have also built several home additions in the area including screened porches, patio enclosures, sunrooms, guest houses, and much more! We strive to provide the utmost customer convenience and service and pride ourselves on being a superior remodel contractor! Contact us today and find out exactly how we can enhance 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.
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Community Fence in Selbyville Delaware
We built a community fence in this Selbyville, Delaware development! The fence provided privacy for the homeowners and gave the community a finished unified look! Alcoa Construction credits ourselves on being an in-house talented carpentry contractor! All of our projects are done in a timely manner and feature a hassle free experience! Our company also undertakes other projects such as home remodels, including both kitchen remodeling and bath remodeling, porch additions, attic remodeling, garage additions, roofing estimates, siding installation, and much more! Contact us today and let us get started on your home transformations!
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.
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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.
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Custom House Renovation in West Fenwick Delaware
Exterior Before
Exterior After
We started with a complete makeover for the exterior. New paint on the shutters and front door, new hardware, window blinds, extra shutters, dentil molding at freeze board, railings on the porch, decorative porch hanging pots, new stone water table around house, new sidewalk along side of house with flower beds, raised mulch beds with trees and landscaping, raised stone flower beds in front of the house and the front of the driveway, extend the driveway by 3 feet. The end result was a transformation from ordinary to Extra-Ordinary!
Custom Landscaping
Great Room Before
The extensive interior renovation included removing everything including all carpets, all vinyl flooring, all appliances, and all door hardware. We then added stainless appliances including a double wall oven and gas on glass cooktop. We added hardwood floors in the dining room, study, and upstairs hallway.
We stripped the original stairs and added hardwood stairs with custom runner. With all the flooring removed, we went to work adding custom trim throughout the house including single, double, and triple crown moulding, coffered ceilings, chair rail boxes, chair rail wainscoting boxes, cased all openings, custom cabinet trim under the bar top, and added traditional wainscoting throughout. The next step included complete demolition of the fireplace and installation of a new stone fireplace with bluestone hearth and mantel. Every window received custom 2″ white blinds and window treatments.
Twelve custom colors painted throughout the house added a finished touch. We then added 16×16 ceramic tile on the 45′ angle in the kitchen and morning room. 16×16 ceramic tile was added in the laundry along with a 15 lite glass door into the new exercise room addition. The exercise room addition was an additional 350 sf and featured two cased windows, two ceiling fans, cable TV, wall to wall mirrors, carpet, and full HVAC. We also added double frosted french doors leading into the workshop and two car garage.
The cabinets in the master bath were upgraded, along with the tile, and beadboard wainscoting in the powder rooms. A Sunroom with columns was added to the owners suite. We upgraded the electric throughout the house adding floor outlets, dual switched outlets in each bedroom, and 14 ceiling fans throughout. We finished the bonus room with a deep blue paint, custom trim, a HD surround sound system fitted for both plasma TV and a ceiling mounted projector. We then added a wet bar to complete the experience.
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Morning Room Addition
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Owner's Suite Sunroom Addition
Exercise Room Addition
Bedroom 1 Before
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Bedroom 3 Before
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Bonus Room Before
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Bonus Room Bar
Loft and Hardwood Upstairs Hallway
Wood vs. Composite Decks
Wood vs. Composite Decks
What you need to know to choose your decking material
Ann Matesi, Senior Contributing Editor May 1, 2008 Professional Remodeler.com
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Wood, composite and PVC decks all offer advantages to the homeowner. Photo by Clark Marten |
When it comes to selecting the surface material for their outdoor deck, homeowners’ options are better looking, better performing and easier to install.This includes traditional wood decking materials such as pressure-treated pine, redwood, western red cedar, or imported hardwoods; composites made from a blend of reclaimed and recycled materials that typically contain a percentage of wood fiber designed to mimic natural wood without the maintenance; and the newcomer to the market, vinyl — or PVC — decking products that promise a virtually zero-maintenance deck surface but so far have not been able to replicate the beauty of real wood.
All have their pros and cons in terms of appearance and performance that must be considered carefully job-by-job to give customers results that best suit their lifestyle and budget. For this reason, most deck construction specialists work closely with their clients to determine their needs, then specify, design and build what materials best suit the project rather than using a single material.
Natural Wood Decks Natural wood decks continue to be the benchmark for aesthetics. “I’m still a big fan of all wood decks, and my clients still seem to prefer the look of a wood deck,” says Dave Tibbetts, owner of Cumming, Ga.-based Atlanta Decking and Fence. “But the reality is that a wood deck requires a good deal of effort in terms of cleaning and sealing to keep it beautiful year after year.”
Decks constructed using composite materials are more expensive than natural wood decks, adding about 35 percent to the total cost of the project. But the extra investment can be a worthwhile tradeoff for homeowners who are looking to quickly boost the market value of their home. When using vinyl decks, customers can expect to pay 5 percent more than composite prices. “These low- or no-maintenance decks can be a very good value if the owner is planning to be in their home for more than five years,” says Tibbetts, who today builds about 20 percent of his projects using composites.
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| Outdoor kitchens and fireplaces can be installed even on decks when the proper precautions are taken. Photo courtesy of Fiberon |
Nearly 80 percent of clients of deck specialist John Burns, owner of American Deck of Winchester in Winchester, Va., opt for a composite deck. “Our typical composite customer has already had a wood deck in the past, is well aware of the maintenance requirements and does not want to deal with those again,” he says. “They come to us requesting composites because they are ready to make the upgrade.”"Composites have come a long way in the past five years,” continues Burns. “There have been tremendous improvements in terms of their performance and aesthetics.”
Composite materials also bring an added element of design flexibility to a project, says Jim Sasko of Teakwood Builders in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., which really pleases his clients with upscale projects. “You can do some really interesting things like bending the deck around trees much more easily using composites.”
Sasko builds about 90 percent of his deck projects using composite materials and reserves all-wood decks for sheltered, undercover applications such as gazebos, screened porches and three-season rooms.
Installation, presentation challenges
All decks — wood, composite or vinyl — are constructed on a pressure-treated wood foundation, but design and installation techniques vary. Experience is the best teacher.
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Wood decks still offer unmatched aesthetics, but there’s trade-off in maintenance and longevity. Photo courtesy of Southern Pine Council |
“There definitely is a learning curve associated with working with composites and vinyls as you make the changeover from building all-wood decks,” says Burns. The most important thing to keep in mind, he says, is in the planning of the deck: “The spans must be designed correctly depending on the surfacing material that you are using.”"Composites require a slightly beefier substructure to handle the spans,” agrees Eric Kent, president of Archadeck of Charlotte. “Composites require 12-inch on center construction as opposed to 16-inch on center for wood.”
Hidden fastening systems, which eliminate the appearance of screws or other hardware on the deck surface are available for both wood and composite decks and becoming more popular and user-friendly these days, says Burk. “Nobody really wants to look at fasteners.”
“Use of hidden fasteners really takes the appearance of the deck so much further than just the use of colored screw heads, which is what we did in the past,” he says. “Almost all composite manufacturers have developed or improved upon their own hidden fastener solutions these days. Because they are designed to be used with the manufacturer’s pre-grooved deck boards, they can really save a lot of installation time once you are familiar with the product.”
“Do your homework,” advises George Drummond of Casa Decks in Virginia Beach, Va., “particularly when experimenting with new products or materials, including the new hidden fastening systems.” Drummond says that he uses hidden fasteners on about 30 percent of his projects. A simple mistake such as over tightening the screw in the fastener can ruin its integrity.
“The most important thing is to make sure that you read and understand all of the manufacturer’s instructions on how to install any decking product before you start the project because that can make all the difference. Remember, it is your reputation that is on the line as well.”
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