Sunroom
Luke and Courtney Wippler appreciated the charm of their 1910 home when they moved in a year ago. The close proximity to lakes was a great fit for them because they both spend a lot of time outdoors exercising. They've already conquered a major project when building a new 2? car garage on their own but they're not finished yet. While the interior of their home has a polished look the front entry sunroom leaves something to be desired. The outdated doors, linoleum floor and painted paneling make the sunroom a bland, wasted space. Having a $9,000 budget, these homeowners are looking to convert their 3-season porch into something they can finally be proud of and enjoy all year round. These homeowners are sure they will save money by doing most of the work themselves. Though they are not looking to relocate anytime soon, Luke and Courtney are confident that their dollars will be well spent towards creating an alluring first impression for future buyers.
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