Our Company
We are committed to providing our customers excellent service and superior products. Our primary goals include:
- To provide our clients with information so they can make informed choices about the design, functionality and sustainability of their projects.
- To orchestrate the details of every project to ensure timeliness, efficiency, and the least amount of disruption to our client's lives.
- To pay fair wages and work with subcontractors who share our philosophies.
Remodeling in itself is inherently a "Green" building practice. Instead of tearing down and starting over, a home improvement project is a great example of recycling and reusing existing materials. So as you consider adapting to your family's changing needs by renovating your kitchen or bath, or adding to your home, you are to be congratulated for looking in an ecologically responsible direction.
And we at Open Air Concepts want to offer even more! We are committed to following a remodeling process for your home that (1) preserves the environment for future generations and (2) provides maximum benefits while you are living in your home.
Decisions made as we work on your project will take environmental impact, resource and energy efficiency, and indoor environmental quality into consideration.
| Home for the Holidays |
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As the snow gently falls and the temperature drops, we move into the cozy, warmth of our homes. Summer days of picnics, parks, and beaches make way for evenings by the fireplace, warm tea, and holiday baking. Our homes become the center for visiting with loved ones and celebrating the many festivals of this season. This is the time of year I start to re-organize my home. Moving furniture (and cleaning out dust left over from summer breezes) creates new spaces in my home. This is also the time of year I start to dream… It would be nice to have a built-in shelf here, or replace this drafty door, or re-do my bathroom tile that is falling apart. I occasionally dream of moving walls to really re-define our space. I have found that as our family grows and now that our children are growing, we use the space in our house differently. Sometimes I can just rearrange. But sometimes a re-design of space involves de-construction, carpentry, and most of all a vision for the place my family and I gather and live. If you’ve had a project idea floating around in the background, winter is a great time to browse through magazines and design books from the library. Bring your dreams into a visual reality. And we, of course, would love to help make your vision into a functional, beautiful space. |
