Greetings From Grainda
I hope this newsletter finds you well.
We are eager to share our refreshed newsletter experience with you, and always look forward to the chance to connect.
It’s hard to believe that fall has already arrived. This year has presented challenges for all of us, forcing us to take pause and reflect on where we are, how we live and how we continue to move forward.
Grainda Builders has been presented with unique opportunities this year. Our Vice President, Jason, was invited to sit on a panel for Builder Live Chat in partnership with Marvin Windows, on the impact of COVID-19 and how we can prepare and respond in uncertain times.
We have been fortunate to continue to complete projects that allow us to reimagine the possibilities for our clients’ homes, including the family home you will see on the next pages.
This edition of our ‘remodeled’ newsletter highlights a few of our recent renovation projects. At Grainda, we view our renovations as an opportunity to view existing spaces through fresh eyes and rethink functionality.
Our approach creates value for the families that live in these spaces. A home truly is what you make it, and we hope these projects inspire you to imagine what is possible for your home.
As we head into the final months of this year, I want to take this opportunity to thank you
for your continued trust in Grainda Builders.
SINCERELY
IN THIS ISSUE
Lakeside Living on the Shores of Lake Norman.
Grainda renovated this lakeside property, adding approximately 700 sq. ft. of deck, screened porch, a guest suite and an interior sitting area.
Cheers! What’s Trending With Wine Rooms
What image does a ‘wine cellar’ conjure up for you – a dark dungeon with dusty bottles? These days it’s more about cool rooms than cellars, and focusing on the best way to display your investment.
Interior Insights
Let there be light is the mantra of architects, builders, and interior designers alike… but how do we get it? Makes sense to start outdoors, right?
Value Engineering
Materials, fixtures, flow – all the details should balance and equal exactly what you want – a home that is safe, functional, and feels good.