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The Jordan Cove House as it’s known is so named because it shares an elevated perch beside a private, pristine inlet with bald eagles and other amazing wildlife. The project included several important additions, one being the extension of the main living space through a large bank of by-pass doors and onto a covered deck that surveys the cove and its inhabitants.
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So here’s a question: Why bring Palm Springs to Connecticut? Well, for one, introducing design that is somewhat compatible with a yet not entirely sympathetic to its context can be exciting and expansive. It can even be enriching. Too, this particular design style has attributes that are highly applicable to today’s trends: single-level living and accessibility, zero/low maintenance finishes, generous indoor-outdoor connections, open floor plans, to name a few. It actually makes a lot of sense.
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Any project involving structural changes should involve an architect and must be completed by a professional contractor who will know how to preserve the integrity of your home’s structure and meet all necessary local building codes. Additionally, you’ll need licensed electricians and plumbers to make any changes to your home’s wiring and plumbing. These specialty trades require a great deal of training and experienced professional can also complete the job faster and more effectively than if you tried to do it yourself. Professional contractors can often help you get better prices on materials by working with wholesalers. Careful adherence to code will ensure you preserve your home value, and most pros offer guarantees on their work, increasing your peace of mind. For more information read this in-depth article by This Old House.
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