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The Most Expensive House Features in the U.S.

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Some home features add more than just style. They significantly affect what a house is worth. A porch becomes a second living room, an office offers space to focus. But depending on where you live, those upgrades will cost you. And in some places, they’ll cost you a lot.

We analyzed home listings from Redfin in 50 of the largest U.S. cities to see how much more buyers are paying for popular features like porches, garages, fenced backyards, and home offices. The results show where each upgrade adds the most value and where you might be better off improving your current space rather than buying new.

House Features That Cost the Most

To get a better sense of how popular house features impact price, we looked at active listings in 50 major U.S. cities and compared the average list price for homes with and without each amenity. The results show a wide range of price differences: some steep, others surprisingly modest.

Here’s how the national averages shake out:

  1. Office – 32.0% increase | +$208,894
  2. Garage – 17.3% increase | +$113,363
  3. Porch – 2.2% increase | +$14,060
  4. Fenced Backyard – 22.5% decrease | –$146,769

Whether it’s about comfort, functionality, or outdoor living, each home feature comes with a different price point. And in some cities, the premium is even higher.

Let’s start with a home feature that blends lifestyle and productivity in an increasingly online world: the home office.

House Feature: Office

A dot plot showing the cities where homes with an office cost the most

Working from home might be more common than ever, but a dedicated office is a house feature that not everyone can afford. That added square footage can come at a premium. Across the 50 cities we analyzed, homes with a designated office space were priced $208,894 (32%) higher than those without.

These cities had the highest price bumps for homes with an office:

Boston, MA

    • Home with an office: $1,970,890
    • Average home: $1,239,219
    • Cost difference: $731,671
    • Price increase: 59%

Los Angeles, CA

    • Home with an office: $1,977,762
    • Average home: $1,470,170
    • Cost difference: $507,592
    • Price increase: 34.5%

San Diego, CA

    • Home with an office: $1,748,339
    • Average home: $1,310,639
    • Cost difference: $437,700
    • Price increase: 33.4%

Miami, FL

    • Home with an office: $1,371,395
    • Average home: $978,119
    • Cost difference: $393,276
    • Price increase: 40.2%

Providence, RI

    • Home with an office: $1,077,786
    • Average home: $747,147
    • Cost difference: $330,639
    • Price increase: 44.3%

In markets like Boston, Los Angeles, and Miami, where space is already tight, an extra room, especially one that can double as a workspace, can significantly raise a home’s value.

It makes sense: in many cases, you’re paying for what amounts to an extra bedroom. Whether it’s used for work, school, or a creative outlet, a home office adds flexibility and homebuyers better be willing to pay for it.

Next, we’ll look at another popular home feature, porches, and the surprising cities where a home with one comes at a premium.

House Feature: Porch

A dot plot showing the cities where homes with a porch cost the most

We’ll begin our study with a home feature that populates many dream home blueprints: the porch.

There’s nothing like an evening spent on the porch: rocking chairs, a tasty drink, and just enough breeze to stir the wind chimes without making you uncomfortable. It’s a quaint daydream but depending on where you live, that kind of comfort may be more of a nightmare.

On average, homes that feature porches were priced $14,060 higher than those without them. A modest 2.2% increase, but one that climbs much higher in certain markets. These are the cities where a porch adds the most value:

Nashville, TN

    • Home with a porch: $1,177,413
    • Average home: $794,893
    • Cost difference: $382,520
    • Price increase: 48.1%

Virginia Beach, VA

    • Home with a porch: $974,809
    • Average home: $629,163
    • Cost difference: $345,646
    • Price increase: 54.9%

Atlanta, GA

    • Home with a porch: $998,399
    • Average home: $701,815
    • Cost difference: $296,585
    • Price increase: 42.3%

Washington, DC

    • Home with a porch: $1,208,397
    • Average home: $915,319
    • Cost difference: $293,078
    • Price increase: 32.0%

Charlotte, NC

    • Home with a porch: $862,458
    • Average home: $597,790
    • Cost difference: $264,668
    • Price increase: 44.3%

That serene scene we described earlier makes the most sense with a warm, quiet backdrop behind it, so it’s no surprise that homes in the Southeast have a strong showing here. Their warm weather and strong traditions of outdoor living make porches an especially desirable home feature.

Ideal for hosting, relaxing, or catching a summer sunset, cities like Nashville, Atlanta, and Charlotte have long embraced the porch as an extension of the living space. Just be prepared to pay an excess of $200,000 more than other homes in the area if a big porch is part of your must-have list when house hunting.

With figures like these, porches are clearly both a lifestyle improvement and a long-term investment in your property but there are other, more affordable, upgrades available that can boost your home’s appeal. Adding energy-efficient windows can help maintain a cooler indoor temperature, lower utility bills, and improve comfort all season long.

Next, we’ll explore another popular home feature, fenced backyards, and the cities where outdoor space and privacy will cost you the most.

House Feature: Fenced Yard

A dot plot showing the cities where homes with a fenced yard cost the most

Whether it’s to keep the kids safe, give pets room to roam, or enjoy a little more privacy outdoors, a fenced yard is a must-have house feature for many homeowners. But surprisingly, having one doesn’t usually come with a higher price tag.

In fact, across the cities we analyzed, homes with fenced yards were actually $146,769 cheaper than the average. That’s about 22.5% less than the average home. Still, there are a few cities where fenced yards do command a higher price:

Boston, MA

    • Home with a fenced yard: $1,462,145
    • Average home: $1,239,219
    • Cost difference: $222,926
    • Price increase: 18%

Cleveland, OH

    • Home with a fenced yard: $309,850
    • Average home: $179,626
    • Cost difference: $130,224
    • Price increase: 72.5%

Denver, CO

    • Home with a fenced yard: $832,590
    • Average home: $735,736
    • Cost difference: $96,854
    • Price increase: 13.2%

Raleigh, NC

    • Home with a fenced yard: $688,390
    • Average home: $650,528
    • Cost difference: $37,862
    • Price increase: 5.8%

Milwaukee, WI

    • Home with a fenced yard: $320,665
    • Average home: $283,117
    • Cost difference: $37,547
    • Price increase: 13.3%

In most cities, a fenced yard doesn’t seem to drive up list prices, which could make it one of the more accessible house feature upgrades for homeowners. But in denser cities like Boston or Cleveland, where private outdoor space may be harder to come by, a fenced yard can still set a property apart.

While it may not bring the highest return in market value, a fenced yard can add a lot of day-to-day value. Especially in places where outdoor time is what we want the most!

For homeowners in storm-prone regions, a fenced yard is only one piece of the protection puzzle. Durable upgrades like impact windows can help protect your home from wind and debris during storms, while still letting in plenty of light year-round.

Next, we’ll take a look at the cost of one of the most practical, versatile home features of all: the garage.

House Feature: Garage

A dot plot showing the cities where homes with a garage cost the most

A garage is one of the most functional house features people seek out. Great for parking, storage, or even converting into extra living space. But in many markets, they come at a cost.

On average, homes with garages were listed for $113,363 more than those without, an increase of 17.3%. These cities saw the biggest price jumps for homes with garages:

Boston, MA

    • Home with a garage: $1,783,622
    • Average home: $1,239,219
    • Cost difference: $544,403
    • Price increase: 43.9%

Washington, DC

    • Home with a garage: $1,367,481
    • Average home: $915,319
    • Cost difference: $452,162
    • Price increase: 49.4%

Virginia Beach, VA

    • Home with a garage: $909,043
    • Average home: $629,163
    • Cost difference: $279,881
    • Price increase: 44.5%

Philadelphia, PA

    • Home with a garage: $672,385
    • Average home: $407,222
    • Cost difference: $265,163
    • Price increase: 65.1%

Baltimore, MD

    • Home with a garage: $534,523
    • Average home: $315,825
    • Cost difference: $218,698
    • Price increase: 69.2%

In many of these East Coast cities, houses that feature a garage are in shorter supply, especially in older neighborhoods where street parking is the norm. That scarcity helps explain why buyers in places like Baltimore and Philadelphia are paying steep premiums for homes that include one.

Whether you use it for parking, storage, or a workshop space, a garage adds year-round functionality that homebuyers covet no matter where they’re looking to buy. Pairing a garage with strong, weather-resistant impact doors adds another layer of protection, which is especially important during storm seasons.

To wrap up our analysis, we wanted to take a closer look at what these home features cost residents of Florida cities, specifically.

Costs in Florida Cities

A clustered bar chart showing price differences for home features in Florida cities

It’s clear that some features add more value than others depending on where you’re buying. With FHIA Remodeling serving homeowners across the state, we wanted to take a closer look at how popular home features impact prices in four major Florida markets.

Here’s what we found:

Home offices: All four cities showed strong price increases for homes with office space. The highest jumps were seen in Orlando (50.4%) and Miami (40.2%), likely reflecting ongoing demand from remote workers and out-of-state buyers relocating to Florida.

Fenced backyards: These didn’t add much to overall home value in Florida. Jacksonville, Tampa, and Miami even saw price decreases. Fenced yards may be common enough in these areas that they don’t stand out as premium features.

Garages and porches: Both features added value in all four cities, but the increases were more moderate. Still, they reflect Florida homeowners’ desire for functional, flexible spaces that support outdoor living and storage.

Whether you’re upgrading your Miami home with a new porch or adding a fenced yard to your Orlando space, these trends show that thoughtful home feature improvements can make a big difference. For all Florida homeowners, one smart upgrade that both provides peace of mind and adds property value is installing hurricane windows to offer added protection when the storms start rolling in.

Now that we’ve looked at each feature on its own, let’s wrap things up by taking a look at all the amenities we analyzed side by side.

The Cost of House Features in U.S. Cities

Curious how much a pool, porch, or fenced yard adds to the cost of a home in your city?

We’ve broken down the full results of our analysis for all 50 cities in our study. You can search for your city directly, sort by each home feature, or explore the full data table below to see how the numbers compare across the U.S.

Closing Thoughts

From porches and garages to home offices and fenced yards, our analysis shows just how much value buyers place on functional home features. In many cities, these upgrades can raise a home’s price by tens—or even hundreds—of thousands of dollars.

But you don’t have to move to enjoy these benefits. Whether you’re looking to boost curb appeal, add usable space, or just make your home more comfortable, smart upgrades can go a long way. From roof work to improving windows and doors, you can help keep your home comfy and cut costs.

FHIA Remodeling helps Florida homeowners make updates that matter, so your home works better for you year-round.

Methodology

To identify the most expensive house features, we analyzed the average price of all active home listings in America’s 50 largest cities and compared them to the average price of listings that included the following features:

  • Porch
  • Fenced Backyard
  • Garage
  • Office

Our analysis focused on finding the cities with the largest percent changes in average home list prices to homes that had the features we considered. Our goal was to highlight the cities with the largest differences in average home prices based on the presence of each feature. All observed home price data comes from Redfin.

 

Which Home Architectural Styles Sell the Fastest?

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Some home architectural styles practically line up back-to-back showings the moment they hit the market, while others take a little longer to find the right buyer. We analyzed Redfin home listings across the 50 largest U.S. cities, pulling the median days on the market and median home price for 11 common architectural styles, from Cape Cod and Ranch to Farmhouse and Spanish, to identify the fastest- and slowest-selling styles and the most and least expensive, by city and nationwide.

At FHIA Remodeling, we know curb appeal is currency. As a Florida-based expert in impact windows and doors, roofing, and exterior upgrades, FHIA helps homeowners make the kinds of improvements that shape first impressions and resale outcomes. Mapping which architectural styles draw the most interest helps homeowners prioritize curb-appeal upgrades that move the needle for their existing home.

Key Findings

  • Cape Cod homes sell in under a month on average (29.5 days), making them the fastest-moving architectural style on the market, followed by Mid-Century Modern homes (41.5 days) and Ranches (42.8 days).
  • Spanish-style homes take more than twice as long as Cape Cod homes to sell (70.9 days), topping the list as the slowest-selling architectural style, followed by Georgian homes (63.9 days) and Victorian homes (58.6 days).
  • The most expensive architectural styles are Georgian ($1,275,006) and Spanish-style homes ($1,245,995) — the only styles topping $1M.
  • The least expensive styles are Cape Cod homes ($438,175) and Ranches ($523,969).

Cape Cod & Mid-Century Home Styles Sell the Fastest

a radial chart showing the fastest and slowest-selling home architectural styles

 

These are the architectural styles selling the fastest—and the slowest—according to median days on the market:

  1. Cape Cod – 29.5 days
  2. Mid-Century Modern – 41.5 days
  3. Ranch – 42.8 days
  4. Tudor – 43.6 days
  5. Contemporary – 44.6 days
  6. Colonial – 48.5 days
  7. Craftsman – 52.6 days
  8. Farmhouse – 53.8 days
  9. Victorian – 58.6 days
  10. Georgian – 63.9 days
  11. Spanish – 70.9 days

If you’ve ever wondered why that charming Cape Cod cottage seems to get snatched up the minute it hits Zillow, it’s because age and price often do the heavy lifting in real estate. Cape Cods, Ranches, and even Mid-Century homes tend to be smaller, more affordable starter properties, making them very attractive for first-time buyers who want move-in-ready vibes without the sticker shock. Their relative simplicity and practicality mean buyers can envision themselves moving in quickly.

On the flip side, ornate stunners like Victorians, Georgians, and Spanish-style homes may linger on the market because they’re pricier, older, and often come with maintenance quirks. While these homes drip with character, not every buyer is eager to bankroll the upkeep or the mortgage. Essentially, fast-moving homes are often the ones that balance charm with accessibility, while the slow-burners tend to be the historic or high-end dream houses that need a very specific type of buyer ready to commit.

The Fastest & Slowest-Selling Architectural Style by U.S. City

 

 

The fastest-selling pairings in the entire study (all closing in under nine days) are: Boston—Colonial (7.0 days), San Francisco—Craftsman (8.0), Chicago—Craftsman (8.5), Milwaukee—Tudor (8.5), and Seattle—Colonial (8.5). Translation: in these cities, these styles are gone in a blink.

Regional preferences are clear. Boston’s Colonial homes sell in just seven days on average, unsurprising given the region’s historic affinity for the style. In major urban markets such as Chicago and San Francisco, Craftsman homes lead, reflecting demand for practical layouts, human-scale proportions, and character-forward details.

Zooming out, two broad themes anchor the chart: Contemporary home styles dominate quick sales across major metros—Austin, Houston, Los Angeles, and New York City—which suggests that urban buyers are chasing modern, move-in-ready design, or at least the sleek, functional vibe those styles project. Meanwhile, Victorian, Georgian, and Spanish homes take longer to sell. These styles may offer rich character, but the upkeep, renovations, and higher price tags tend to cool buyer urgency.

Florida Focus: Which Styles Sell Fast & Which Stall?

Across our Florida service areas, the fastest-selling architectural styles in major metros are:

  • Jacksonville – Craftsman (40.5 days)
  • Orlando – Farmhouse (42.0 days)
  • Tampa – Contemporary (46.0 days)
  • Miami – Mid-Century Modern (83.0 days)

Each of these styles favors open floor plans, indoor–outdoor flow, and relatively low-maintenance materials that play well with heat, humidity, and storm preparedness.

By contrast, the slowest sellers in Florida cities—Miami—Colonial (112.0), Orlando—Colonial (72.0), Tampa—Tudor (105.0), and Jacksonville—Mid-Century Modern (85.0)—often come with more formal, compartmentalized layouts; maintenance-heavy details (think steep roofs and intricate trim); or older systems that can require costly updates like HVAC.

Georgian & Spanish Home Styles Are the Most Expensive

a radial chart showing the most and least expensive home architectural styles

 

These are the architectural styles that are most and least expensive, according to the median home price:

  1. Georgian – $1,275,006
  2. Spanish – $1,245,995
  3. Tudor – $885,428
  4. Farmhouse – $828,700
  5. Colonial – $808,245
  6. Mid-Century Modern – $785,471
  7. Contemporary – $777,346
  8. Victorian – $741,861
  9. Craftsman – $710,247
  10. Ranch – $523,969
  11. Cape Cod – $438,175

The price leaderboard comes with a serious “stately-home” premium: Georgian ($1.275M) and Spanish-style homes ($1.246M) top the chart, with Tudor ($885K) not far behind, styles known for grand facades, intricate details, and often, prime addresses. The next tier—Farmhouse ($829K) and Colonial ($808K)—still commands a classic curb-appeal markup, while Mid-Century Modern ($785K) and Contemporary homes ($777K) sit in the middle of the pack, offering clean lines and modern layouts without estate-level price tags.

Victorian ($742K) and Craftsman homes ($710K) deliver period charm at more approachable prices. The most budget-friendly of the bunch are Ranches ($524K) and Cape Cod homes ($438K), with smaller footprints and simpler construction that keep costs in check.

The Most & Least Expensive Architectural Style by U.S. City

 

 

The price ceiling skews grand and historic: Georgian and Colonial styles dominate the top slots, with Boston—Georgian at $4.995M and San Diego—Colonial at $4.945M setting the benchmark. Big coastal markets pile on premiums elsewhere, too—Los Angeles—Colonial ($2.537M), New York—Spanish ($2.535M), Miami—Contemporary ($2.470M), and San Jose—Mid-Century Modern ($2.644M)—showing how design pedigree (and zip code) drives price. A few flips keep it interesting: San Francisco—Craftsman is the city’s most expensive at $1.998M, while Spanish is actually the least expensive there at $914,833.

Ranch and Cape Cod repeatedly show up as the least expensive by city. Home prices dip to $84,000 for Detroit—Ranch, $129,900 in Cleveland—Ranch, and hover in the low-to-mid $200Ks for several Rust Belt and Midwest markets (Pittsburgh—Cape Cod $229,450; Buffalo—Cape Cod $229,900; Louisville—Cape Cod $260,000). Even in high-cost metros, the “least expensive” label doesn’t always mean cheap—Miami—Ranch ($1.275M) and San Diego—Mid-Century Modern ($1.825M) show how local market pressure can lift the floor, regardless of style.

Closing Thoughts

In short, our city-by-city scan of Redfin listings shows clear patterns: approachable, move-in-ready looks tend to sell faster, ornate styles take longer, and price tiers skew toward grand, detail-heavy architecture at the top with right-sized classics at the value end.

We ran this study to put numbers behind a simple idea: exterior choices influence market outcomes. That’s FHIA Remodeling’s lane—where curb appeal meets Florida-ready performance through impact windows and doors, roofing, and other exterior upgrades. If you’re weighing a home improvement project, consider a free consultation to plan upgrades that complement your home’s architectural style.

Methodology

Using Redfin home listings, we scraped the median home price and median days on the market across 11 of the most popular architectural styles in America’s 50 largest cities, all to uncover the fastest-selling and most/least expensive home styles around the country. The architectural styles analyzed are as follows: Cape Cod, Colonial, Contemporary, Craftsman, Farmhouse, Georgian, Mid-Century Modern, Ranch, Spanish, Tudor, and Victorian.

Redfin listing filters applied:

  • Single-family homes for sale were included in the study. Townhomes, apartments, lots/land, and mobile homes were excluded from the analysis.
  • New construction plans (i.e., blueprints, “to-be-built” listings) were excluded from the analysis.
  • Listings were filtered by the architectural style of the home.

The fastest-selling and most/least expensive home styles in the U.S., overall, are based on averages across the 50 most populous U.S. cities analyzed in the study. Only the architectural styles with at least 10 listings in each city were included. We collected the median home price and the median days on the market for each style in each city to weed out outliers.

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Florida Market Leader in Home Improvement Begins National Expansion with Acquisition of Texas Market Leader

FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA, July 31, 2019 –Florida Home Improvement Associates (FHIA) today announced its 100% acquisition of the largest specialty home remodeling company in Texas, Statewide Remodeling. This purchase represents the first phase of FHIA’s planned expansion outside its current home market of Florida.

Ranked as the #1 remodeling company in the state of Florida for the past three years by Remodeling magazine, and the fourth largest in the country in the Qualified Remodeler’s Top 500 List; Florida Home Improvement Associates is uniquely positioned for continued growth with the financial backing of York Capital Management, an investment firm with over $18 billion in assets under management.

“We are thrilled to be partnering with Statewide, which shares our unsurpassed commitment to quality and best-in-class customer service across all areas of home improvement,” said Mel Feinberg, founder & CEO of FHIA.

Since opening its doors in 1994, Statewide Remodeling has grown to over $65 million in annual sales. As the largest specialty remodeling company in Texas, it ranks as the #3 Full-Service Remodeler in the U.S. by Qualified Remodeling Magazine. Statewide Remodeling has offices and showrooms in Dallas, Austin, Houston, and San Antonio, serving over 40,000 customers, and is currently expanding its offerings to Oklahoma and Arkansas. Statewide’s commitment to customer service has earned it the coveted “Consumers’ Choice Award” for the past ten years straight. Statewide has also been named “Service Provider of the Year” by multiple large retail establishments over the past ten years.

“Statewide Remodeling has enjoyed the path our founders took us down for the past 25 years, and we are excited for the new partnership with FHIA and York Capital Management. With the combined strength of the teams, we will be the leaders in the industry,” said Jerry Melton, President of Statewide Remodeling.

Both companies will retain their current organizational structures and focus on opportunities to provide an even broader portfolio of services to consumers. For more information please visit https://www.fhaproducts.com and https://www.statewideremodeling.com.

During the past 50 years, Florida Home Improvement Associates has helped over 40,000 families make their homes more beautiful, safe and energy efficient. FHIA has over 800 employees in offices throughout Florida, serving communities in Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Palm Beach, Daytona, Fort Myers, Orlando, Jacksonville, Tampa, and Sarasota. Watch FHIA’s remodeling expertise weekly on ABC’s SoFlo Home Project and Ready Set Renovate.

Statewide Remodeling is one of the top specialty home renovation providers in the United States. For over 25 years Statewide has offered ultra-high quality, branded products, and competitive prices, presenting a compelling value to our customers. Statewide Remodeling currently serves the great state of Texas with offices in Dallas, Austin, Houston, and San Antonio, and is expanding its service area to Oklahoma and Arkansas.

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If you would like more information about this topic, please call Deborah Montella, Vice President, Media and Communications at 954-697-9830 or email Deborah.Montella@fhaproducts.com.

 

FHIA Remodeling Acquires Wisconsin-Based Mad City Windows and Baths

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – March 2, 2020 – FHIA Remodeling (“FHIA”), today announced the purchase of Mad City Windows and Baths (“Mad City”), the largest specialty home remodeling company in Wisconsin. This is the second acquisition made by FHIA recently, following the purchase of Statewide Remodeling, one of the largest specialty contractors in Texas, in July 2019.

Backed by affiliates of York Capital Management, a multi-billion dollar investment firm, FHIA is creating a national network of leading remodeling service providers in their respective markets. Through the purchase of Statewide Remodeling, FHIA now has an established presence in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and a leading market position in Florida. The acquisition of Mad City extends FHIA’s reach into Wisconsin, with plans to expand across the Midwest region. Post-closing, FHIA is expected to have annual sales in excess of $300 million.

“Mad City Windows and Baths is a perfect addition to the FHIA platform, as we have targeted companies that are leaders in their respective markets and bring the same legacy of best-in-class customer service that FHIA has always prided itself on. Mad City is the brand name in home improvement in the state of Wisconsin, and we look forward to adding them to our industry-leading portfolio of products, services, and partners,” said Mel Feinberg, Founder, and CEO of FHIA.

Founded in 1998, Mad City Windows and Baths provides replacement windows and doors, siding installation, roofing services, bathroom remodeling, and kitchen refacing services. In 2019, the company delivered over $65 million in annual sales, ranking as one of the 25 largest remodelers in the U.S. by Qualified Remodeling Magazine. Mad City’s commitment to outstanding service has earned the company the #1 spot as the top-rated remodeler in Wisconsin for the last eight years. Mad City is a proud partner and official sponsor of the Green Bay Packers.

“We are incredibly excited about our new partnership with FHIA and York Capital Management and the resources and support that they bring to our organization. We have had tremendous growth over the last 22 years and have expanded our coverage to now include the entire state of Wisconsin. Our new partnership with FHIA will enable us to expand our business outside our home markets and bring our best-in-class product suite and customer service into other attractive markets across the Midwest,” said Nathan Richmond, President, and CEO of Mad City Windows and Baths.

The companies will retain their current organizational structures and focus on opportunities to provide an even broader portfolio of services to consumers. For more information, please visit https://FHIARemodeling.com and https://MadCityWindows.com.

FHIA Remodeling has helped over 42,000 families make their homes safer, more beautiful, and more energy-efficient. The company has more than 1,300 employees, with offices throughout Florida, Texas, and Oklahoma. FHIA Remodeling has long-standing relationships with leading home improvement retailers and wholesale clubs, chosen for their expertise and best-in-class service.

If you would like more information, please contact Deborah Montella, Vice President, Media and Communications at 954-697-9830 or DMontella@FHIARemodeling.com.

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