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JenRan Homes - Newsletter March 2009 |
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Modular Additions, Many Don't Know! Did you know that additions can be done using modular homes? Yes, it can be done and is a great way to avoid the mess and inconvenience of on-site construction. Take a look at some addition examples: Two Story: Elevations
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Floor We have re-designed the panelized section of our website. Take a look to see all of our floorplans and details on panelized construction. Newsletter Archives: |
The Timberline has two distinctly different architectural styles in one home plan. The front elevation has three gables with eyebrows and large overhangs plus the tudor hipped side gables giving this home a more traditional design. The rear elevation with its two story gable wall of glass and large exterior deck makes this elevation a vacation home design. The great room's cathedral ceiling, stone fireplace, and open stairs leading up to a loft, make this room the homes centerpiece. The large kitchen and dining room are just off the great room, perfect for entertaining. The master bedroom suite has a walk-in closet and private bath and the laundry area is on the first floor for convenience. |
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Custom Design is Not a Four Letter Word |
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Ok, We know it's obvious that it's not a four letter word but many people see dollar signs when they hear custom design. Whether you are going Modular, Panelized, Log or Post & Beam all of the companies offer custom design at a very low cost. It's a fraction what it would cost to hire an architect. We have created a webpage that shows some examples of custom designs done by some of the different suppliers. Take a look at www.jenranhomes.com/custom.html to see what is possible. Remember, we offer standard plans as a convenience not as a requirement. |
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Detached or Under? Many people put a good deal of though into the living space of their new home but how much though is put into the garage? How does your lifestyle effect your garage design? If you want to stay dry while bringing in the groceries or be able to take a quick trip to get a screwdriver then an attached garage suits your needs. If you like to keep the noise of the car and garage door opener from the house then you probably would prefer a detached garage. If your lot permits, you can save some money and put your garage underneath your home, but be careful in designing the living space above so you don't hear the noise from the garage below. When it comes to cost savings, with an attached garage you save on concrete and material because of the shared walls but gain some expense in adding firecode drywall and doors. A detached garage does not need to be insulated or sheetrocked so a cost savings can be realized there as well. We can help you design your home to fit your lifestyle and land. Give us a call to get your design started now. |
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