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A Quick Look at the Conservatory & Sunroom Buying Process What is the best space for my new room? We survey your home to decide the right space and location to build your new room. Consider where you spend the most time in your home and place the conservatory/sunroom in that area. Most homeowners want to extend the spaces most often used like the kitchen, living room, den or family room. Choose the room that works for you and your home. We help design the size and space where your new room will be on your property and where it will attach to your home. Together we’ll determine how you’d like it to attach the new room to the house. What do I need to know to choose a qualified contractor? Contact a licensed contractor that has a credible history of constructing sunrooms and conservatories, specializing in design building and the finishing touches. The contractor should be able to determine if you are able to build on your property. What paperwork do I need? You will need to have your homes property plan- sometime it is referred to as Lot & Block, Metes and Bounds, or government survey, this document is provided by your title company at the time of the home purchase. Classic Conservatories handles all paperwork and township approval. We will add the sunroom or conservatory layout into your existing property plan and submit to township for review. We handle all the paperwork and permits, making the experience hassle free and enjoyable. The Consumer’s Guide to Conservatories & Sunrooms Classic Converatories & Sunrooms | 1.800.435.1188 | www.classicconservatories.com
A Quick Look at the Conservatory & Sunroom Buying Process Is my home ready for new construction? If your home is built pre 1978 you must hire an EPA lead-safe certified contractor. Classic Conservatories is one of the few EPA lead safe certified contractors specializing in sunrooms and conservatories. If a home has tested positive for lead paint and the proper safety procedures are not followed during construction, a large government fine for both the homeowner and contractor can be incurred. What should I look for in a quote? When receiving quotes from contractors make sure you ask questions. Find out about their past performances in your area. Ask if the price quoted includes the interior finishing options. Many companies will quote home owners a lower price just for the room without the finishing options. If you don’t get a quote for a complete job you will end up spending more in the long run. We’re all set to build, where do we start? Once the site plan is approved and all building permits are in place your new living space can be ready for your enjoyment in 8 to 10 weeks. We start with the foundation, install the walls, windows and roof. Next we finish the inside, add all electrical outlets and lighting fixtures and finish the walls. Now it’s your turn – decorate and add furniture and start enjoying your new living space and the extra sun in your life! The Consumer’s Guide to Conservatories & Sunrooms Classic Converatories & Sunrooms | 1.800.435.1188 | www.classicconservatories.com
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