RALEIGH, NC, March 30, 2014 (Press-News.org) Envision Built Home Remodeling is a custom home renovation specialist - transform your screened porch or patio into a three seasons sunroom, extending the living space of your home. Envision Built is an award-winning remodeling designer and builder.
"A fairly easy way to extend the living space in your home is convert your screened porch or patio into a beautiful sunroom," said Bill Ahle, Owner of Envision Built. "Every major renovation begins with a five hour design session working with our interior designer to help you develop a plan, select color schemes and to map out project goals and timetables."
"We specializes in large-scale transformations," continued Ahle. "These are always customized projects - you envision what you want and we will do everything possible to make it happen!"
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About Envision Built Home Remodeling
Envision Built is the premier remodeling contractor of the Triangle because we focus on only one thing - residential renovations and additions. Through years of experience in the residential industry we have been able to refine our skills in plan design, construction management, warranty service and relationship building. As a result we bring to you the best experience possible throughout the entire process. We want to understand your motivation for doing a renovation - our goal is to help define the underlying needs and then bring the project to a reality. Call us to see your project happen YOUR way. Please visit the web site to learn more: http://www.envisionbuilt.com/index.php?source=pr-2014-03
Envision Built Offers Custom Built Transformations of Screened Porches and Patios into Spacious Three Season Sunrooms to Extend Living Spaces in Cary, Durham and the Greater Raleigh NC Area
Local home renovation contractor specializes in custom sunroom renovation projects
2014-03-30
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