Heating costs go up in winter, as does electric due to the reduced natural light and people being indoors more.

What is the best companies to contact if you are wanting to convert an existing building into indoor units, and put in a lot of outdoor units? 

This has allowed my very large family to move from our crowded 1800 sq ft home and purchase a beautiful 3400 sq ft home with 6 acres and a pond/indoor pool outside of town!!

This fully occupied property boasts features such as two cross drive-in doors, three dock-high doors, secure fencing, ample outdoor storage, and parking for over 30 vehicles.

Bowling alley, parking lot, Medical offices, Self storage, warehouses, MFH (move up in doors), Subdivisions, etc.A.  

To give a taste of the building style: indoor lighting from reflected sunlight.

I had a protege do a garage conversion 1 en-suite BR, 1.5 Ba ADU with slightly high finishes (granite, wood cabinets/vanity, tile in kitchen and bathroom, LVF elsewhere, indoor laundry) around 5 years ago.  

And they can learn how to get paid, too, by bird dogging.When I started, I didn't know any better, so I subscribed to a list of defaulted property owners and drove around, knocked in doors and found people who were in trouble.

Furnace is off and it was about 20 degree outside.everyone was watching this guy testing the air sample, indoor was maybe 30 degrees.   

Indoor parking helps (like everywhere else in the upper Midwest) and I've noticed that there is a huge lack of pet-friendly housing, because the units I allow pets have the most applications, by far.