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When you sign a contract with Envy Home Services, one of the first steps in bringing your dream sunroom to life is the sunroom re-measure of your space. This critical step ensures everything is properly planned and accounted for, giving you peace of mind. Let’s walk you through the process so you know exactly what to expect.
Meeting Your Production Manager
Once your project is confirmed, you’ll meet with your production manager. This professional will be your guide throughout the entire sunroom addition project. Not only will they handle the technical aspects, but they’ll also be your go-to person for any questions or concerns. It’s reassuring to put a face to the name of the person overseeing the work in your home. This meeting is crucial because it sets the tone for the project and lays out all the necessary steps.
Reviewing the Project Scope
During your sunroom re-measure, your production manager will review the project scope that you initially discussed with your Envy Home Services representative. Together, you’ll walk through the proposed plans and discuss the details.
During this walkthrough, you’ll:
- Confirm the size and location of the sunroom addition.
- Discuss how equipment will be brought into the space.
- Identify areas for material storage and equipment parking.
This review helps ensure that everyone is on the same page before any construction begins.
Planning for Equipment Access
Another key aspect of the sunroom re-measure is developing a strategy for how we will get our equipment into the work area. With large machinery and materials involved, access is an important logistical consideration. Your production manager will work with you to decide the best entry points and parking locations for our tools and trucks.
Additionally, you’ll talk about how to protect the surrounding areas. Construction can sometimes lead to damage, but we’ll work together to prevent that. This includes protecting nearby landscaping, siding, and any other elements around the site.
Clearing the Workspace
In many cases, you’ll need to clear the workspace to allow our team full access to the area. This may involve moving furniture, décor, or other objects that could get in the way. Your production manager will walk through this with you, pointing out anything that should be removed or relocated.
Furthermore, you might have items such as air conditioning units, water meters, or lanscaping that need to be relocated. Discussing this early allows you time to make necessary arrangements without delay.
Double-Checking Measurements
Once the walkthrough is complete, the production manager will begin re-measuring the space. Even though initial measurements were taken earlier, this second set of measurements ensures accuracy and prevents any issues down the road.
Accurate measurements are critical because they form the foundation for the entire construction process. With precise numbers, we can create drawings that align perfectly with the vision you’ve discussed. Inaccurate measurements could lead to delays, so this step is essential for keeping your project on track.
What Happens Next?
After all sunroom re-measure details are confirmed, your production manager will return to the office to input the data. At this point, your project enters the approval stage. This internal review ensures that everything is in order before we move forward. During this time, we may touch base with you to finalize any remaining details.
Sending Off to the Architect
Once the measurements and project details are approved, the next step is sending the plans to our architect. The architect will use the measurements and scope of work to create a preliminary drawing for you to review. This drawing will give you a clear visual of what the final sunroom will look like, helping you make any final adjustments before construction begins.
Working with a Trusted Sunroom Addition Company
Envy Home Services is a veteran-owned business located in Arlington Heights, IL. With over 17 years of experience and more than 1,500 sunrooms completed, we have earned a reputation for excellence in the Chicagoland area.
Our Services
We specialize in a variety of services that can transform your home:
- Three-season rooms: Perfect for enjoying the outdoors during the warmer months.
- Four-season rooms: A versatile addition that provides extra living space year-round.
- Screen rooms: Ideal for those who want a bug-free outdoor experience.
- Custom concrete: We offer custom concrete options to support your sunroom addition and create a durable, lasting foundation.
- Awnings: Add shade and style to your outdoor living spaces.
Why Choose Envy Home Services?
At Envy Home Services, we take pride in delivering high-quality craftsmanship and a smooth customer experience. Our team of skilled professionals will work closely with you from start to finish to ensure the project aligns with your vision. Every project is unique, and we treat it as such, providing customized solutions for your home.
Experience You Can Trust
With over 17 years in business, our team has the expertise needed to handle sunroom additions of any size. We’ve completed more than 1,500 sunrooms, and our attention to detail is second to none. You can rest easy knowing you are working with one of the most experienced and reliable sunroom addition companies in the area.
Conclusion
Re-measuring your sunroom project is an essential part of the construction process. By working with your production manager to ensure all details are accounted for, you’re setting the stage for a successful project. At Envy Home Services, we take this step seriously because it’s a cornerstone of delivering a sunroom addition that exceeds your expectations.
Whether you’re adding a three-season room, four-season room, or screen room, you can trust us to guide you through every step, starting with this crucial re-measurement process.