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Originally Published: January 26, 2014 8:00 AMModified: January 26, 2014 7:14 PM

A vacant 75,000-square-foot Farmington Hills office building soon will be fully occupied by the local office of the Paris, Ill.-based automotive lighting supplier North American Lighting Inc.

The 11-year-old building located south of 12 Mile Road and east of Halstead Road has been empty since 2012, when its previous occupant, Henniges Automotive Holdings Inc., relocated to Auburn Hills. It will become North American Lighting's Engineering Research and Development headquarters.

North American Lighting will be moving from 38900 Hills Tech Drive, also in Farmington Hills north of I-696 and east of Haggerty Road.

In December, the Michigan Economic Development Corp. announced incentives for North American Lighting to expand to the new facility. The project is expected to generate up to $6.8 million in investment and create a total of 76 jobs, the MEDC said.

The real estate companies representing companies in the deal included Friedman Integrated Real Estate Solutions LLC and the Southfield office of Mohr Partners Inc.

The deal closed in mid-December and took about five months to negotiate, said Todd Hawley, senior vice president of brokerage services for Farmington Hills-based Friedman. Friedman's construction and design team will convert the space, and the work is expected to be complete by June.

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Dear Jim: I want to add a solar sunroom for inexpensive extra living space and so it will help heat our house. I would like to build a kit myself or to make one from scratch. What things should I consider? Mike F.

Dear Mike: Although it is typically less expensive per square foot to have a sunroom built as compared to a typical room addition, it still is not inexpensive.

Many companies sell sunrooms which are often basically in kit form, but most also want to do the construction. This is not only to make more profit, but also because building one is typically not as simple as it looks. Most of these sunrooms use extruded aluminum frame members. I convinced a sunroom company, who always does the installation, to send the components to me since I am an experienced do-it-yourselfer. It took me three weeks of hard work to build it. They told me it typically takes two of their factory-trained workers only three days to build one.

In order to use the sunroom to capture enough solar heat to help warm your house, it should face south or southwest. It should be open to the house or have fans to move the solar heated air into the house.

A sunroom which is designed and oriented properly to capture solar heat will typically overheat in the summer. Since you plan to use it for additional living space, it will need summertime ventilation and movable shading.

Depending upon your orientation to the sun, trees, lot size, etc., you will have the design flexibility to build a non-rectangular sunroom to accomplish your goals of heat and space.

For most do-it-yourselfers, using two-by-four lumber farming is easiest and least expensive.

Draw up a basic design you desire. Visit local window contractors and home centers stores to see what size windows they have. Often someone returned or did not end up buying their custom-size windows and you can buy them at a discount. Plan your final size on them.

To use the sunroom year-round and for solar heating for your house, select double-pane windows as a minimum quality. Tall old storm windows can be effective and cheap for a three-season sunroom. Check at recycled building product outlets which are becoming more common.

Using standard lumber, a lean-to design of sunroom is easiest to build yourself. There is less framing to build and much less roofing. This design will capture a lot of solar heat during winter, but it is difficult to control the overheating during summer. Since your family can be outdoors more often during summer, you may just close it off during the peak heat.

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BUILDING PERMITS

Building construction permits over $10,000 in value that were approved in Boulder between Jan. 13, 2014 to Jan. 19, 2014. Listed below are: the case number; address; total project valuation; owner name; contractor (if applicable); and description.

PMT2013-04026 4910 Nautilus Court; $11,033,783; Avery; Saunders Construction Inc.; Construction of new two-story building for Avery Brewing Company. Scope of work includes construction of insulated concrete tilt-up and steel stud exterior walls, steel roof decking, and a mix of steel framing, steel stud partition, and CMU partition and fire-rated walls at the interior. Foundations consist of driven steel piles. Floors are composed of composite deck and structural concrete slabs. Refer to LUR2012-00012; TEC2012-00054; TEC2013-00024; TEC2013-00041

PMT2013-04879 516 College Ave.; $950,000; Suzanne O'Neill; Field West Construction LLC; New two-story, single-family dwelling with finished basement. House has five bedrooms, one main level office/guestroom, and five baths. Two-car garage is attached.

PMT2013-05256 5048 Ralston St.; $1,307,000; Dirk Martin; Markel Homes Construction Co.; Proposal to construct a 12-unit condo building for Dakota Ridge Village (Building 11, Phase 1, Block 4). Each unit has 2 bedrooms, one and a half bathrooms, 950 square feet. No garages.

PMT2013-06459 1000 Alpine Ave.; $2,987,150; Mental Health; Deneuve Construction Services; MHP Wellness and Education Center - Remodel of existing interior medical building. Medical clinic with medical, administrative, and professional offices. Kitchen/staff cafeteria is an accessory use to medical clinic and office use and will not be open to the public. Large community and staff cafeteria area is considered A3.

PMT2013-06745 3990 Darley Ave.; $75,000; David and Jenny Savidge; Interior remodel of basement and main level. Structural work includes reconfiguration of existing stairs, addition of four skylights, alteration of three lower-level windows to meet egress requirements, and dropped beams in basement at bearing wall. Scope includes addition of bathroom in basement, reconfiguration of two main level baths and a kitchen remodel.

PMT2013-06912 3200 Walnut St.; $179,000; Bmr-3200 Walnut; Howell Construction; Building 4, second floor. Tenant remodel of 1,800 square feet for new conference room, mailroom, and three new offices. Changes for existing tenant Array Biopharma. Includes associated electrical and mechanical. No plumbing.

PMT2013-07026 2625 Kohler Drive; $39,865; John and Andrea Clyne; Ram Jack of Colorado Inc.; Structural repair associated with damage resulting from water damage. Scope of work to include electrical rewiring, drywall and wall insulation in area of repair.

PMT2013-07043 1620 Pearl St.; $410,000; 1600 Pearl; Swinerton Builders; Phase I -- tenant remodel of western portion of second floor for offices for Solidfire. Scope of work includes adjustment of interior non-bearing walls, installation of 4 accessible showers, associated electrical, mechanical and plumbing work. Phase II work by separate review and separate permit at a later date.

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Vienna, VA (PRWEB) January 25, 2014

Nova Exteriors, a specialist in home exteriors, has recently announced that it will be working alongside Blulo for web marketing. The company website has been developed to provide full details of the services offered by the company along with other valuable features such as a free quotes facility and a portfolio to enable potential customers to get an idea of the quality of workmanship.

The exterior solutions company offers a range of services to meet the diverse needs of customers, including Northern Virginia window replacement, siding, doors, decking and roofing amongst others. To get a free in-home estimate, consumers can simply head to the website and enter their details in order to get a return call from one of the experts from Nova Exteriors.

The company website also provides details of past customer reviews, enabling website visitors to make a more informed decision on whether to choose Nova Exteriors based on what past customer have to say about the service and quality received. Details of awards won by the company are also provided in order to give customers increased peace of mind and an insight into the reputation of the company.

An official from Nova Exteriors said: "We offer a range of valuable services and have years of experience in providing exterior solutions for homeowners. We will now be engaging in web marketing with the help of Blulo. Our detailed website enables customers to quickly see what we offer in terms of services as well as enabling them to access a range of additional features."

The company is also offering a range of special offers via its website, where customers can benefit from money saving offers on a range of services. This includes savings and special deals on windows, doors, and siding.

To find out more about the company and its services, please visit http://www.novaexteriors.com/.

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Nova Exteriors is a specialist in outdoor exterior solutions, including siding, decking, doors, and windows.

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