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When adding any structure to a property, you always need to think carefully about zoning laws and restrictions. The last thing you want to do is get through an entire project only to find that you have violated a rule in some way and have to make a time-consuming – and expensive – change.
If you own a home and the property around that home, you almost certainly have homeowners insurance in place. That policy is typically required if you have a mortgage out on the home, although it’s a good idea to carry a policy even if you own the property outright. Some of the costliest things that can come up in and around a home are covered by a homeowners policy, so it really can be a lifesaver.
When you picture a carport attached to the side of the house, you might first imagine a detached structure that stands apart from your home, somewhere else on the property. That’s a popular option, but it’s not the only way to go. In some cases, an attached carport will make more sense, as it can add to the function of your existing home and may make the entire property more convenient and comfortable.
