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Plan Now for the Ultimate Outdoor Living Experience

Did you attend some outdoor gatherings this summer that made you jealous of the beautiful outdoor living space the hosts have? Come on, admit it. We all have a little neighbor envy from time to time. If you saw features that you would love to have in your own backyard, now is the time to start planning. Create your own backyard paradise in 2022 now. 

This is especially true if you have dreams of an inground pool, outdoor kitchen, paver patio, and lush landscape design. Getting all of those projects completed in time for Memorial Day takes a lot of time and effort. There are two main reasons why starting to plan now and getting estimates is a smart idea.

Reason #1: Outdoor Living Contractors Are Not as Busy

We can tell you firsthand that we are absolutely slammed with work from March through October. This is the prime time for pool installations, patio installations, and building outdoor kitchens and other outdoor living features. In general, good outdoor living contractors are all incredibly busy during this same time period.

We take a deep breath when November gets here and the outdoor work starts to slow down a bit. You can use this to your advantage. Instead of waiting several days or even weeks to get an on-site consultation, you can usually get an appointment within a day or two.

This means you can get several estimates and choose which contractor you want to work with much more quickly than you would in the busier months. And of course, that means you get the whole project underway faster.

Reason #2: Getting the Permits and HOA Approval Takes Less Time

For many larger outdoor living projects, Maryland counties require building permits. Applying for and getting the required permits for your project can take a while. This is especially true in the spring and summer when everyone else is applying. By starting the permitting process in the winter, you beat the crowd.

And if you are part of a Homeowner’s Association (HOA), you may have heard horror stories of how long it takes to get a project approved by the Board of Directors. If even one small aspect of your design plan doesn’t meet HOA requirements, it can be back to the drawing board. And just like contractors and permit officers, the HOA board is busier in the spring and summer months reviewing plans.

And in general, an HOA board has up to 30 days to respond to or approve your project. The more complex it is, the longer the approval process will take. 

So, you get a jump on everyone by starting now with the planning, permitting, and HOA approval. And if your design plan needs to change, or the materials you want to use need to change, you have time to make adjustments and still get your outdoor living project finished on time.

Watch the Woodfield Magic Happen

Check out these two videos of our design and build crews at work creating the ultimate outdoor living experience for just two of our clients. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SNUMa9soeH0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6mLzwFypSQ

And be sure to check out our Portfolio for examples of finished projects.

Make It Exceptional. Make It Woodfield.

At Woodfield Outdoors, we’re your one-stop-shop for all things outdoor living. From inground pool installation to hardscaping, to landscaping, we do it all. From the moment you call us or contact us through our website, we are dedicated to providing you with an exceptional outdoor living experience. 

We listen to your ideas, develop a 3D design rendering, and work with you closely through every step of the design and build process. If you’re looking to expand your outdoor living options in 2022, contact us to set up a consultation using the contact form, or call us at 443-299-6500.

We work with discerning homeowners throughout central Maryland, including Anne Arundel County, Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Carroll County, Cecil County, Harford County, Howard County.

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