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Division of CT Country Cabins, LLC
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in Connecticut (NHC#5759, HIC#608750) and Rhode Island (#29382)
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JenRan Homes - Newsletter October 2008 |
Featured Home Plan |
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FALL/WINTER SPECIALS! We have some great Fall & Winter Specials going on! This is a great opportunity to build next spring and avoid the 2009 price increases. MODULAR HOMES - Save $3000 on a Ranch,
$4000 on a Cape or $5000 on a Two-Story. Delivery must be
taken by January 31, 2009. Contact us for more details.
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Laurel Ridge I - 2100 Sq.Ft.
The Laurel Ridge plan makes great use of existing space by
minimizing hallways and clustering of traffic areas, making a
smaller home feel and act like a much larger home.
When you come in through the spacious entry, the first thing you notice is the timber framed wood ceiling. As with all our homes, the timbers range in size from 6"x12" to 4"x8", giving our homes a more pleasing and dramatic look. Accenting the frame is a hammer-beam truss in the middle of the living room area (featuring a prow front) as well as a timber frame front porch. The ceilings of the kitchen, dining room and master bedroom have solid timber beams with conventional framed floors that allow for the heating, wiring and plumbing systems to be easily installed. The second floor bedrooms and loft, as well as the entry and living room, have cathedral ceilings with exposed timbers and wood paneled ceilings.
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Refer a Friend, EARN CASH! |
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We are now offering up to $1000 to anyone who refers us to someone who signs a contract with us to build a new home. If you know anyone who is interested in building in the near future, this is a great opportunity to earn a little extra cash. For more info visit: |
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| Homebuilding Tips | |
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Solar Design In our energy efficient economy many people are now starting to embrace the concept of passive solar design. Passive solar designs harness the sun to help heat your home in the winter and keep it cool in the summer just by the design of the home. Unfortunately, there are some people who think by adding a skylight or three-season porch they can call a home passive solar. There are many elements that go into a passive solar design. While some of them may not be practical it's wise to understand the concept of passive solar before designing and placing your home. For more information on passive solar design, visit this website: http://www.southface.org/web/resources&services/publications/technical_bulletins/PSD-Passivesolar%2000-790.pdf |
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