This project features an award winning front facade make over. The existing mansard roof was framed over to create a new look that provides some solid curb appeal! The interior of the home did not need to be modified to accommodate this renovation, since all of the construction occurred on the outside of the home.
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kathyn21 wrote:
Would this door look good on any style house? How about on a Raised Ranch? »
Sicora, Inc. This is a classic styled door that is neutral enough to work with just about any style of house, but for a prairie style, I would recommend heading to the Simpson door website to view their online catalog. Here you will see a few better options for your prairie style home. Good luck!
Sicora, Inc. We get these questions all the time, so we've decided to partner with an organization called Rebuilding together benefiting low-income families in Minneapolis. For a $25 donation you can get you all the stone info. Please email contactus@sicora.com for more information.
agetsch Great! We live in the Twin Cities and would love to donate to a good cause. I will send an e-mail and put your comment in it and request the stone info. Thanks so much!
Amy Getsch
Many homeowners choose the color of their mailbox based on the color of their home and the other accessories on their porch and front yard. Black is our favorite choice for adding contrast and curb appeal. It is classic and clean and stands out.
5. Mount a new mailbox. As with a light fixture, swapping out a tired mailbox makes a world of difference. If your existing mailbox is a traditional post model by the street, you may be able to remove it in favor of a wall-mounted style or a door slot — consult your local postmaster for regulations and specifications.