These homeowners wanted to update the look, simplify the design and highlight the new front entry. First we eliminated the shutters on the sided portion of the house & eliminated the band board for a cleaner look.
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Remodeling can be stressful whether you are working with a contractor or you are doing it all yourself. It is important to understand that tasks you are capable of taking on yourself and where you should bring in a professional.
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Updating the exterior of your home can breathe new life into an aged exterior. Will you choose an upgrade that looks identical to your home's present style? Is it time for a dramatic change with a new material or color for your home's siding?
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So... you have Hardie siding on your house. Or maybe you're thinking "hey what's the fiber cement stuff and why is it better than cedar or vinyl". James Hardie fiber cement is the number one choice for siding in America. How did an Australian company take over America?
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Over time, the average home requires updates, maintenance, and exterior remodeling for items like the roof, siding, windows, and doors.
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The homeowner we built this home for was a previous customer and family friend. She had always talked about how much she missed the architecture and feel of the homes she used to see when she grew up in Charleston, SC.
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As you explore your options for new siding, new windows, and other exterior updates for your home, you might not realize that the trim for the house and the window frames is an important part of the design process.
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A variety of elements come together to create the architectural theme of your home, and the window style, siding or brick color, as well as the exterior hardware may create impressive change, particularly in the case of a top-to-bottom remodel.
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Replacing windows may help cut down on the drafts that get into your home in the winter, and they can also create dramatic change for the exterior of your home, particularly when paired with updated siding.
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Many homeowners assume that the roots of a large tree can grow right through the foundation of the home when they grow too large. Conventional wisdom often suggests you should plant trees well away from the foundation of the home to avoid problems in the future.
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