Saturday, March 10, 2012
Home Remodeling
Experts agrees that in a down economy many contractors will have to close shop and go out of business. The same experts also agrees that the contractor who want to stay in business must be creative, innovative and very flexible in order to stay in business.AZ Enclosures and Sunrooms started to apply those fundamentals at the end of 2007. Those fundamentals allows us to charge 30% to 40% below the leading competitors and yet be profitable. How do we do it? We structured down our overhead to a bear minimum. We purchase the construction materials at a major discount and our workers volunteered to take a pay cut in order to keep their job. Of course we also lowered our profit margin to a bear minimum.Recognizing a problem and willing to change allows us to stay in business and continue to service our customers. We welcome inquires regarding construction projects and happy to suggest cost saving options. Call Avi at 602-791-3228 or contact us akagan1@cox.net
Friday, March 9, 2012
Building Permit for Room Addition, Sunroom, Patio Enclosure
Obtaining a building permit for construction projects is necessary and provides a major layer of the homeowners protection. The most important advantage is that only a licensed contractor can file and obtain a building permit. This alone will assure the homeowner that he is an "good hands" and the construction project will done correctly and will comply with all building codes and local regulation. Of course the homeowner have the option to file the permit as an "owner builder" but than he will not have any protection from the people, usually not licensed, who will do the work for him.The most frequent question that we get from a homeowner is "how long it takes to obtain the building permit"? The quick answer is: Depends in what Township, City or County the permit will be obtained. Each municipality has its own building department and therefore, the bureaucratic process will vary from place to place.
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Cooling Sunroom, Patio Enclosure and Room Addition

Cooling and heating a sunroom addition is a subject that many homeowners and some contractors are straggling with and have no clear understanding of what should be done.Most homeowners are under the impression that adding additional ducts to the existing house system will be sufficient enough to cool and heat the new sunroom addition. The reality is that in most cases the existing house cooling/heating unit was not designed for the sunroom addition. it was designed only for the original house only. The efficiency of any cooling/heating system depends not only of the blower size but also on the ducts configuration. Such as size, length and the number and location of the registers and the air returns.In most cases an existing cooling/heating system will not be able to handle an additional space, especially a sunroom addition.It is highly recommended that a new cooling/heating unit will be installed as a dedicated unit to the addition with its own thermostat.There are several options to consider. For small sunrooms with an average size of glass area an in-wall unit might be sufficient. However, as the sunroom addition becomes larger and larger with a large size of glass area, a heat pump or mini split units will be a better choice.That why it is vital important to select a highly qualified contractor who has the knowledge and experience in selecting the right cooling/heating system for the new sunroom addition.AZ Enclosures and Sunrooms are most qualified contractors in the design and construction of sunroom additions as well as any room addition. Their customers can attest to it.
Friday, March 2, 2012
Arizona Room, Florida Room, Patio Enclosure or Sunroom
What is an Arizona room? Is Arizona room the same as Florida room? Can a sunroom or patio enclosure be called Arizona room? As you can see there are many definitions and many "understanding" which one is the true Arizona room. Most of the rooms are located in the rear of the house and most of them had been added in a later date, not when the house was originally built. Most of those rooms are used as an activity room which can vary from exercise room, reading room, play room. music room, relaxation room and many more. Usually an Arizona room or sunroom or patio enclosures have a lot of glass (windows) in order to be able to enjoy the unique and beautiful nature view or at least the beautiful backyard landscape. All of those rooms brings the outdoors inside without being outside. In short, any activity room, air conditioned or not, with a lot of windows, glass walls, sliding glass doors, etc, can be classified as an Arizona room. The most cost effective Arizona room is a patio enclosure under an existing patio roof. Our company gives free advise, free consultation and free concept design to all homeowners who wants to learn more about additional living space including many other types of room additions.Thursday, March 1, 2012
Patio Roof Covers in Arizona

Homeowners are forced to reduce cost in many areas because of today’s declined economy. Any construction project, including Patio Roof Covers, can be design in such a way that will result in cost reduction without scarifying the quality. Also the right choice of materials can reduce the overall cost of the patio roof covers. Most reliable and licensed contractors will provide the homeowner with a free design and with a free cost estimate. Make sure to tell the contractor, right from the beginning of the design process, that you are looking for a cost reduction without giving up quality. Ask for design ideas and options to compare price variations. In today’s declined economy, you should be informed of all the options available so you can make the right decision and get the most ‘bang” for your money. AZ Enclosures and Sunrooms are very successful in building Patio Roof Covers, Patio Enclosures and Sunrooms at 30% - 40% cost reductions. For more information contact Avi kagan at 602-791-3228 or send a request to akagan1@cox.net
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