They look great !

Awesome! And Kev is right about the combo insurance. USAA is supposed to be pretty good, so I'd check them and a few others.

You are right to be proud of your husband, Candace! He is very resourceful and creative! The house looks amazing!

Your husband IS amazing:-) Love all your updates.Thank you!

Wish I'd married a "handy-er" man.......love my husband, but we are hiring out jobs that require a lot of skill.

The updates all look fabulous and love the artwork and decor as well. Looks like you've made marvelous choices.

Now that you are posting pics, someday you'll have to post pictures of the entire finished areas.........I can see the dining room peeking through the side of one of the pictures.

Love the grids in the window, goes nice with the house ! I love grids in all windows...lol

I would try 3-4 agencies for ins that have multiple ins. companies , shop them all for best price. I pray for you all that things will work out as you desire.

Candace, It's funny to look back to April 2013 and realize that this thread started with your question about what color to paint the garage doors and front door!! That was the least of your house problems, but now it's beautifully solved along with so many more. This has been a wonderful journey. Congratulations to you and your husband. You are both inspiring!

Love those garage doors and of course, the new windows- your husband is a true craftsman! Best of luck with the new business!

That looks so much better! It must be nice to have such a talented husband! :) can't wait to see it all painted up!

Every time I read an update, I smile and shake my head as soooo hard to believe how amazing all this is!!! And of course, it only makes sense that people would be in line for those doors........it truly is the way it is all meant to be in life.

Looks fantastic!

You and your husband deserve whatever good things come your way. Great work, both in renovating and as lovely, generous human beings!

You both are living my motto in life:" There's nothing I can't do, only things I've never tried". It will open doors in your own life and now perhaps the lives of others due to your expertise. Congrats and enjoy this lovely ride.

I would suggest a bright white paint in all these areas to bring a clean, bright, and fresh look to the property. The basic design is very pretty and charming.

I can't help with the pricing but perhaps it's worth looking into what these doors would cost if purchased locally, and then, peg your price lower to be able to get a foot in the door? But I am just guessing so take my thoughts with a grain of salt! :-)Maybe a better informed houzzer will come to help.

Don't get discouraged with never ending projects- just scroll back and see what you have accomplished so far, and know that this is a journey with many stops along the way. You'll get here! :-) Luckily, the worst of the construction is behind you and you now have a wonderful love filled home for your sweet family. I am just amazed at your grit and perseverance.

I love the color of your bathroom with the wainscoting - may I ask the color of the paint? Your blog is helping inspire and prepare me for the upcoming addition to our home - thank you for your spirit and determination!!

I would suggest 3 times of what the materials cost or cost for materials and the going rate per hour of a carpenter in your area. Adding a 1 yr warranty makes for better sales. Make mock up mini doors & get into trade shows etc. Simple flyers left at homes are cheap advertising. Best of luck to your family. PS business cards from vista print.com are cheap and use to have 1st 500 free.

timmys girl: Don't feel bad about long lists and thin funds. We have been in our home for 21 years, and are still going. Just last week I finally got the stone kitchen counter I originally wanted! (Although quite a bit of non-emergency things got back burnered during college tuition-paying days. Better investment.) It looks so wonderful. Just enjoy what you've done so far.

My father spent the better part of 20 years working on the family home as money became available. He raised a few apprentices while he was at it, taught us all a love of craftmanship, and passed on a solid work ethic in the process. Never ending projects and a tight budget don't just build strong homes; they build strong families. Hang in there, Timmys Girl, and best of luck on the new business!

So nice of you to post again. Your home is one of my favorite Houzz discussions.

You really have come so far and seem to have enjoyed the process. Love it all!

Your Home is Lovely, You have uncovered that... Great work ! Kev

Looks great! Thanks for coming back and sharing as you do updates. It truly is amazing what you've been able to accomplish from the very beginning.

I remember your post and what a great job you made! I suggest you to start a new post with your dilemma and post link on old one, you get more help.