Sod Solutions®, the company that brought zoysia grass from Brazil and developed it into EMPIRE® Zoysia, a breed that is perfect for our Florida climate, wants to help you have the most beautiful and healthiest lawn possible. For more than 28 years, they have made it their mission to develop and improve turfgrass for both commercial and residential lawns. To assist and educate their clients in choosing and maintaining the best type of grass for their area and usage, they developed Sod University®, which is accessible on their website: EMPIREinFlorida.com.

Vyzione is the shade and structure division of LYFE Outdoor Comfort Solutions. They represent and professionally install many different types of shading solutions, including retractable screens, retractable awnings, and the amazing StruXure pergola systems.

Retracting screens, which are commonly used to keep flying pests at bay, are also great for keeping the glare off your patio and can add a layer of privacy from unwanted eyes, depending on the opacity of screening used.

“We have hit two milestones,” Bill proudly related. “We have just installed our 100,000th shower door, and we have just received 2,500 five-star ratings on Google Reviews!” Perhaps those milestones are part of the reason MY Shower Door was named by the National Glaziers Association as the #1 Shower Door company in America and listed by Glass Magazine as #38 in the top 50 Glaziers of 2022 (which includes all forms of heavy glass manufacturing) in the country.

Greenway Construction is a fully licensed and insured general contractor that specializes in building decks, but not the basic, run-of-the-mill, hurriedly built, and often sub-par decks that are anathema to Benjamin Greenway. They build custom designed decks using top-quality, easy-maintenance composite decking, such as Trex, Azek, and WearDeck, all of which have 30- to 50-year manufacturers’ warranties.

When Larissa walked inside, she discovered what was basically a dark, dingy 800-square-foot storage space with a pool table in the middle of the main room and some unused exercise equipment scattered around.

“It was supposed to be an overflow entertaining space, but they really weren’t using it,” Larissa said. “It was a very dark, dimly lit room that looked quite crowded. It was like part workout room, part living room, part game room. It wasn’t being utilized, and there was no sense or rhyme or reason to the place.”