Strength, Style & Seamless Living — Discover the S&S Design Build Motorized Advantage
May 30, 2025
Why Choose S&S Design Build for your motorized unit?
- Impulse Frequency Welded Screens: Our advanced screen zipper system ensures your screens remain taut and robust against the elements.
- Reinforced Corners & Heavy-Duty Bottom Bar: Say goodbye to frequent maintenance. Experience long-lasting strength and stability with minimal upkeep.
- Engineered Motor Tubes: Designed to minimize deflection, our screens withstand daily wear and harsh weather effortlessly.
- Smooth Operation: The heavy-duty zipper system and bottom bar make movement seamless and effortless.
- Customizable to Your Lifestyle: Our screen entry guide aligns perfectly, allowing you to tailor each unit to your specific needs. Plus, enjoy the benefit of low power consumption for an eco-friendly choice.
Ready to enhance your outdoor area? Discover the full range of our motorized screen enclosures. Give S&S Design Build a call or fill out the form on the website to learn more and transform your space!
When it comes to designing and building a patio cover, one of the most important decisions you'll have to make is the type of material to use. There are several options available, each with its own set of benefits and drawbacks. In this blog post, we'll compare the most popular materials for patio covers wood and aluminum. Wood is a classic for patio covers and decks. It's a natural and renewable resource and it can be stained or painted to match the style of your home. Wood also offers a warm and inviting feel, making it a great option for outdoor living spaces. However, wood requires regular maintenance to protect it from moisture, mildew, and rot. It can also be prone to warping, cracking, and splitting over time. Aluminum is a lightweight and durable option for patio covers. It's rust-resistant and requires very little maintenance. It's also a good thermal insulator, which can help to keep your patio cooler in the summer. However, aluminum can be more expensive than wood and it's not as strong. It also can't be painted and can have a limited range of colors. When choosing a material for your patio cover, it's important to consider factors such as your budget, the style of your home, and the climate in your area. At S&S Design Build, we have experience working with both materials and can help you make the best choice for your project. Contact us to schedule a consultation and start designing your custom patio cover.
5 Reasons why you Should Consider PVC for your New Deck Resistant to moisture. PVC decking has no wood fibers in its core or cap meaning you won't have to worry about mold, mildew, or rot damage. Fade resistant, PVC decking is designed to withstand the harshest sun rays without losing its vibrant color. Safe and comfortable. The smooth surface is splinter free, scratch resistant, and durable ensuring you enjoy the new deck. Realistic wood look. PVC mimics the appearance of natural wood providing an aesthetically pleasing alternative to traditional wood. Low maintenance. A simple rinse with a hose or mild soap and water solution is enough to keep your deck looking pristine. Ready to invest in your outdoor space? Explore PVC decking options and start planning your dream deck today!
