Outdoor Living Renovation
Customer Issues
- The property is adjacent to and overlooks a wooded natural setting
- The homeowners like to spend time outdoors with family and friends and wanted an outdoor living space to do so
- The homeowners wanted something different, something that complemented the natural setting of their home and they were adamant that they did not want a traditional deck attached to their house.
Bel Air Construction Solution
- Taking the cue from the homeowners that they did not want a traditional deck, the Bel Air Construction design team proposed an outdoor living area that organically grew into the trees providing a treehouse like feel
- The large space provides both covered and open seating areas including a level with a 12-person hot tub
- The decking material is low-maintenance Azek decking applied with concealed fasteners for a seamless look
- The railings are composed of complementary Azek materials and glass panels to allow an unobstructed view
- Bel Air Construction worked with the homeowner’s landscape contractor to develop the water feature
- Low voltage lighting is used throughout for nighttime safety and an inviting aesthetic
- The inclusion of the 12-person hot tub required an engineering consultation to ensure that the proper structure was in place to support the weight of the tub, up to 12 people and the water
- The octagonal gazebo provides a small, quiet covered space and features a beaded and vaulted ceiling
