Skylights and Sunrooms bring natural light into dark spaces in Andersonville, TN. We are looking for an excellent way to light up a few dark rooms in this inspection. Also, we are looking to upgrade soffits from painted OSB to vented vinyl soffits, wrapping the entire finish up with new metal and adding gutters.
Facia wrap, vinyl soffits and new gutters needed
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- Water damaged soffits and facia caused by malfunctioning gutters
- Here is an example of what a combination vented and non-vented soffit can look like
- Facia metal as it relates to soffit and gutters
- 1Water damaged soffits and facia caused by malfunctioning gutters
Here, you can see another example of the soffits showing signs of water damage and rot. Vinyl soffits with facia metal wrap will remedy this issue and also have a very nice look for potential buyers.
Go To Pin - 2Here is an example of what a combination vented and non-vented soffit can look like
In this picture, you can see that some of the vinyl soffits are solid and some of her perforations. These perforations are called vented soffit and the solid pieces are called the non-vented soffit. They are easy to clean and are impermeable to rot.
Go To Pin - 3Facia metal as it relates to soffit and gutters
Wrapping your facia wood with aluminum trim coil metal not only dresses it up but also protects it from the elements, preventing rot and water damage. It also serves as a retainer for your soffit, giving it a nice clean finished look. Gutters will then be attached over the facia metal.
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Sun tunnels are a great way to bring light into your dark rooms with dropped drywall ceilings
- 1The sun tunnels resemble a large can light on your ceiling
In this photo, you can see an example of the interior portion of the skylight installed in a living room ceiling shedding lots of light!
Go To Pin - 2Sun tunnel components diagram
Here, you can see the different parts of the sun tunnel system. The dome on top protrudes through the roof, capturing the light. The rigid tubing carries the light down to the ceiling, which attaches to the lens.
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