Source: Fairfax County Times Homes Friday – Sunday, May 11 – 13, 2018 Two-tier exterior custom-designed won CotY Award By John Byrd SPECIAL TO THE FAIRFAX COUNTY TIMES A rear elevation solution that combines a mid-level screened-in porch with an open-air “kids” play zone below has won a regional “Contractor of the Year” award (CotY) …
Source: Fairfax County Times Homes Friday – Sunday, April 20 – 22, 2018 “Irish bar meets Ritz Carlton” lower level solution wins (CotY) award By John Byrd Author John Gilstrap had waited long enough for a “destination place” in the lower level of his 5,500 square foot duplex in Fairfax. Gilstrap, who writes the best-selling …
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Source: Springfield Connection, April 05 – 11, 2018 Solution addresses long-term needs arising from spouse’s health. By John Byrd Fred and Liz Saalfeld had occupied their four-bedroom 2,800-squarefoot Colonial in Springfield for nearly five decades when the unexpected caused them to reconsider basic housing needs. Without warning, Liz Saalfeld suffered a heart attack. Her mobility …
Source: Mount Vernon Gazette, April 05 – 11, 2018 Solution addresses long-term needs arising from spouse’s stroke. By John Byrd Fred and Liz Saalfeld had occupied their four-bedroom 2,800-squarefoot Colonial in Springfield for nearly five decades when the unexpected caused them to reconsider basic housing needs. Without warning, Liz Saalfeld suffered a heart attack. Her …
Source: Fairfax Station/Clifton/Lorton Connection, April 05 – 11, 2018 Solution addresses long-term needs arising from spouse’s health. By John Byrd Fred and Liz Saalfeld had occupied their four-bedroom 2,800-squarefoot Colonial in Springfield for nearly five decades when the unexpected caused them to reconsider basic housing needs. Without warning, Liz Saalfeld suffered a heart attack. Her …
Source: Alexandria Gazette Packet, April 05 – 11, 2018 Solution addresses long-term needs arising from spouse’s stroke. By John Byrd Fred and Liz Saalfeld had occupied their four-bedroom 2,800-squarefoot Colonial in Springfield for nearly five decades when the unexpected caused them to reconsider basic housing needs. Without warning, Liz Saalfeld suffered a heart attack. Her …
