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A home designed by Vincent Greene Architects and built by Lynbrook of Annapolis, Inc.

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Climate Control

By HOME & DESIGN | Photography by Tim Lee

When it comes to waterfront construction, Lynbrook of Annapolis, Inc.’s Dennis Ulrich selects the following building materials with the weather in mind:

  • Corrosion-resistant, stainless-steel fasteners to prevent streaking on siding.
  • Proper flashing details for high-wind areas.
  • Quality windows and doors to increase performance and keep out water, with anti-corrosion hardware and higher DP (design pressure) ratings.
  • Drainage planes to extend the life of roofing and siding.
  • Brass, copper and stainless-steel exterior light fixtures to resist corrosion and premature failures.

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