Home
Exteriors
Landscaping
Interiors
Kitchen/Bath
Home Theaters
Custom Bars
Commercial
FOR SALE !!
   
 


This house was built in 1953. The front of the house had cedar siding that was painted and the rest of the house had aluminum siding and replaced with insulated vinyl siding with an R-4 factor. The windows were crank out awning and casement windows. They were enlarged and upgraded to vinyl, double hung, energy efficient windows. The doors were solid wood and replace with insulated steel doors.

BEFORE

AFTER.... New siding, windows, doors, shutters, and gutters. The old pine stockade fencing was stripped and stained with Behr fence and deck stain.

AFTER



BEFORE......The homeowner wanted the siding replaced with brick to mathc the chimneys on the house. .......

But, the house didn't have a brick ledge in the foundations to support the weight of all the brick........

DURING..... The solutions is a thin-brick system. A metal grid work is screwed to the exterior wood sheathing. The bricks are real, but only 3/4" thick. A special adhesive is used to attach the bricks to the grid work. Then just like real brick, the mortar joints are pointed and its all acid washed.

AFTER....The original wood decking was replaced with Trex composite deck system.

AFTER

BEFORE

AFTER....Front door was also replaced with a steel insulated door with full sidelites.



BEFORE

BEFORE

AFTER....Aluminum siding was replaced with insulated R-4 vinyl siding. Windows were replaced with energy efficient double hungs. Several doors were replaced. Shutters were replaced with vinyl shutters. Original soffits were removed and replaced with vented vinyl soffit. And the gutters and downspouts were replaced.

AFTER



BEFORE.....Strong winds cause damage to the original siding on this garage.

AFTER.....All the original siding was remove and replaced with vinyl siding.



This shed originally had T111 (4'x8' plywood) that was painted. It was upgraded to vinyl siding to match the house and brown aluminum trim. The 2 large doors were upgraded from 2 sheets of plywood to custom made, framed doors.


This house was also built in 1953. The entire house had aluminum siding and was replaced with insulated vinyl siding with and R-4 factor. The doors were replaced with insulated steel doors. The windows were enlarged and replaced with vinyl, double hung energy efficient windows. The roof was a 3-tab asphalt shingle replaces with Owens Corning 30 year laminated asphalt shingles.

BEFORE

DURING.... This enclosed patio was being turned into a great room addition to the house. You can see the results if you click on Interiors in the menu.

DURING... Old roof.

DURING

AFTER

AFTER

AFTER

This house (not sure of the year built) had vertical aluminum siding on the front and regular aluminum siding on the rest. The front was replaced with insulated vinyl board and batton R-4 siding. The rest was replaced with insulated horizontal vinyl siding with an R-4 factor. Also a vinyl railing was installed on the front steps.

BEFORE

BEFORE

AFTER

AFTER



Homeowner wants old metal deck removed and replaced with a larger composite deck. In phase 1 of the project, the old deck was removed......

....and a block retaining wall was built to hold back the dirt from sliding back up against the pool.

Phase 2 of the project, which will be a 20'x20' composite deck, will start in spring.

Phase 2 is a 14'x20' Trex composite deck.

The platform is Saddle and for an accent the railing is Woodland Brown.



This deck needed all new "refacing". The structure itself was solid, but the deck boards and railing were twisted, split, and rotten in spots.

BEFORE

AFTER - TREX was used to replace, with 2 different colors. Woodland Brown and Saddle.

BEFORE

AFTER

BEFORE

AFTER

AFTER



This shows how a wood deck can be stripped and refinished. This is about 8 years of weather on this deck. The left half has been stripped and brought back to life.

After being completely stripped, the deck looks fairly new again. Its now ready to accept a new finish.

The home owner chose a semi transparent stain so that the wood grain is still prominent.





 
   
Top