Entire Home Exteriors
Exterior
Right Front Elevation after installation of new LP Smartside siding, new Sunrise windows, New Sherwin Williams Paint, New Malarkey Legacy roofing shingles
Exterior
The home had old 1940 wood windows with the weights on the side. Installation of the new windows for proper support needed new framing.
Exterior
Right Elevation with new James Hardie Color Plus siding, soffit, fascia. Matching gutters and new Malarkey Legacy roofing shingles
Exterior
Old siding and fascia being removed. Preperation for proper blocking install for the James Hardie Fascia
Exterior
Front Right after install of new James Hardie Color Plus siding, soffit, fascia, gutters. New Malarkey Legacy roofing shingles
Front Right Elevation
Front Right Elevation painted with Sherwin Williams Paint. This is the first parts of the home seen from the street as you enter the neighborhood. The eye appeal changed immensely after this project.
Windows
Roofing
Siding
Front Before
The front of the home before installation of new Crane Solid Core Premium Vinyl Siding, and paint
Right Elevation
Right Elevation siding removal on upper area for new James Hardie Siding, the lower area has been installed already.
Back Elevation After
Back Elevation after new James Hardie Siding, Anlin Windows, Sherwin Williams paint to match areas not sided
Front and Right
New James Hardie Color Plus Siding, Soffit, Fascia. New Seamless gutters to match. Color of siding is Rich Espresso, Color of trim is Cobblestone
Front and Right Sidde
Removal of 2 layers of siding, vinyl and original Masonite. This shows the original celetex subwall.
Siding on Left Elevation Removal
As recommended to the homeowner, we removed all the old board and batten siding.
Front Entry
Upon inspection we found the old siding was under the concrete, this is not correct and will be corrected with the new siding we install
Siding on Left Elevation
Installation of new vapor barrier and new LP Strand Lap siding being installed. Attention to detail for the best look
Siding on Right Elevation
Installation of the LP Strand siding on Left elevation. Attention to details for the best look
Siding on Front Stairs
Properly installed LP Strand siding and flashing with the concrete. Attention to details taken
Siding on Front
New LP Strand Lap siding installed. We installed this with the hidden nail technique. Attention to details!
Siding and Paint on Front
New Sherwin Williams Duration Paint on the new LP Strand Siding. 2 full coats on the siding, trim, gutters and downspouts. More time spent on details
Siding and paint on the left
New Sherwin Williams Duration paint on the new LP Strand Lap siding. Stunning looks with all the details looked after correctly
Siding Repairs
Front Porch
Siding touching concrete is not correct. This will cause siding damage from water. The siding needs to be a minimum of 1.5″ off the concrete and flashed correctly
Back Elevation
Siding repaired correctly and new Sherwin Williams Paint applied. A great new look after a detailed paint job.
Front Elevation
Repaired the siding and subwall from a bad fix and flip project. New LP Smartside siding and new Sherwin Williams paint applied.
Left Elevation
New LP smartside siding installed. New Sherwin Williams Paint applied. New gutter properly installed to prevent overflow and water in basement
Front Elevation
During a fix and flip project the windows were not installed correctly and water was leaking into the subwall area and rotting out structure.
Whole House
Architectural Beams severely water damaged on tops an bottoms where they are exposed from fascia
Original Exposed Foundation
This home has a foam block with concrete fill foundation. This foam is NOT intended to be exposed to the elements like this.
Original Back foundation
Foam blocks filled with concrete. This should not be exposed to the elements.
Siding Preperation
New OSB sheeting installed with new vapor barrier to properly protect the foam foundation
Back area prepared for siding
New OSB sheeting installed with vapor barrier to protect foam foundation
New siding installed
New James Hardie Cemplank siding installed to match upper areas of siding. Caulked and flashed correctly
Stucco Repairs
Decks
Deck Stairs
The Area of the main deck that wraps to the front of the home. Red wood Stairs with custom rail.
Main Deck on Back Elevation
New Redwood Deck and rail with Sherwin Williams Superdeck Sealant applied
Back Deck Fascia
Redwood Fascia installed to hide the areas under the deck. Back side of bench area built for seating
Rain Escape
Part of the deck that wrapped around to the left Elevation has a rain escape system installed. This will keep the area under the deck dry during rain and snow. There will be a patio here from the house basement bedroom
Old Deck
Old redwood deck with years of solid stain on the deck. The homeowner salvaged a lot of this redwood to repurpose into furniture
Old Deck
Framing and lattice on the old deck. The old deck was framed with 4×4 posts and had a hot tub on part of it. This was way inadequate for the weight and stability of the deck
Back Deck Railing rebuild
This was supposed to be a sand and restain only. After we started into the deck it became much more. Cheaper then building a new deck, but alot of time to build the details was needed. No cutting corners here. Went from 1 week to 3 weeks to complet
Back Deck Privacy area
Rebuild of the railing and pergola. We took the necessary time to make sure all the details were installed correctly. This is not a budget refresh, but it will last longer then any quick sand and stain most companies offer.
Back Deck Decking
Properly removing the old screws and nails in the weathered and cracked decking boards. We did not just yank out the old, this would have made installing the new boards not as firm and not last as long. Time taken again for the details to make it right.
Back Deck Decking
Properly spacing the new boards on the deck surface. Predrilling the holes to make sure the ends of the board did not crack with the new screws. this takes more time then just rushing. The structure of the deck will have it last way longer.
Back Deck Decking
Meticulously removing the damaged decking boards so the new boards had a good structure to hold them down when installed.
Back Deck Restain
Taking the time and effort to scrape and sand all the old stain off the deck. This makes the new stain look and last much longer
Back Deck Restain
After 2.5 weeks of TLC on the new railing, pergola and the new decking board. This is the new stain. Sherwin Williams Superdeck, made for walking on. 2 full coats applied to the correct surface.
Back Deck Restain
2.5 weeks of proper preparation of the wood, removing, sanding, scraping. New stain applied to the surface for the best finish. 3 weeks total to complete.
Egress Window
Interior
Interior of the Basement Bedroom before the cutting of the foundation and installation of the Egress window
Exterior
The exterior of the area before we started to dig to install a new egress window for the basement
Interior of Egress Cut
New Casement window installed into foundation with proper pressure treated framing
Bathroom Remodel
Upstairs bathroom
New subfloor after moving the drain to the center and properly supporting the back wall for new tile
Tile pan install
Installing the first layer of the tile shower pan. We moved the drain into the middle
Plumbing install
Installed new 2″ drain as per Westminster code into the middle of the shower area. We had to get creative with the light and the HVAC vent
New Shower tile and hardware
New glass shower tile and new hardware. The cubby is off center because of structure framing behind the wall. This picture does not show the true beauty of glass tiles.
Shower floor before
Old premade shower pan installed wrong. Gaps with floor and it angles to the back corner for drainage
Shower Before
Old tile and shower hardware. The water valve was installed wrong and the tile was not installed very well.
Removal and bracing
Removed the old tile and backer. Installed new shower hardware, wall bracing, and started the new shower pan
New Tile Shower Pan
New Tile shower pant with drain moved to the middle and properly plummed underneath.
Bathroom Before
Bathroom Vanity and toilet Before. The toilet would actually wobble back and forth when sat on.
Bathroom removal
Removing subfloor to repair the toilet collar and water damage. This will fix the wobbling toilet