Before: The original house
About the renovation:
This two-story Georgetown home, 15 years young, was recently upgraded with a new addition in its 2-acre backyard area, which houses an deluxe indoor pool with a spill over spa, as well as an adjunct to the existing kitchen – a sublimely sun-drenched solarium.
The builder achieved a seamless flow from the original house to the new back area matching everything possible in terms of materials and design. The architect's vision stemming from the family's wish to create a private haven from the stresses of life, was realized.
The heart of the 17' × 30' salt water pool is the Dry-o-tron, a complete system that regulates the entire pool environment, controlling humidity by returning moisture in the air to the pool and preventing deterioration to materials from wetness.
Abundant natural light streams through energy efficient all-fiberglass windows and doors strategically placed to optimize the sun's rays. Radiant-heat floors as well as a superior HVAC system keeps everything toasty in the long winter months and summer days pleasantly cool.
Looking at this close up of area prior to the addition, it’s hard to imagine the deluxe indoor pool area and solarium that will completely change the face of the back of the house.
The builder: CCS Construction & Contracting Solutions
Construction details:
- relocating existing gazebo in backyard to provide building area
- exterior construction including: foundation, framing, and insulation
- energy-efficient windows and doors
- concrete-lined, salt-water pool and regulatory system
- radiant in-floor heating and HVAC
Budget: CDN $450,000
(All text and images provided by HomeRenovationGuide.com)
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