The homeowners contacted us regarding damage to the siding and trim caused by woodpeckers. However, they wanted to maintain as much of the original siding as possible. The scope of work posed a challenge due to the need to match the grey wash shakes and the repairs to the ornate posts at the front of the home. The trim is where the majority of the damage occurred so, we replaced and repainted the trim; following the trim repair, we moved onto the posts in the front of the house. We were able to find similar crown molding for the posts and the homeowners elected to replace it as opposed to repairing the one side to ensure a consistent appearance. While repairing the shakes we noticed damage to the roof which appeared to have been caused by a wind storm; after advising the homeowners of our findings they chose to file a claim with their insurance due to the damages. We worked with the insurance company to document the damages and got the roof approved. The homeowners selected a class 3 Owens Corning shingle, and black vents and flashing. Now that the work has been completed the homeowners have the peace of mind that their exterior will stand the test of time, and bring tradition and character in the design of the neighborhood.

This pole barn sustained some pretty significant storm damage. We replace metal siding, new flooring, metal ceilings with can lights.

The homeowners contacted us regarding damage to the siding and trim caused by woodpeckers. However, they wanted to maintain as much of the original siding as possible. The scope of work posed a challenge due to the need to match the grey wash shakes and the repairs to the ornate posts at the front of the home. The trim is where the majority of the damage occurred so, we replaced and repainted the trim; following the trim repair, we moved onto the posts in the front of the house. We were able to find similar crown molding for the posts and the homeowners elected to replace it as opposed to repairing the one side to ensure a consistent appearance. While repairing the shakes we noticed damage to the roof which appeared to have been caused by a wind storm; after advising the homeowners of our findings they chose to file a claim with their insurance due to the damages. We worked with the insurance company to document the damages and got the roof approved. The homeowners selected a class 3 Owens Corning shingle, and black vents and flashing. Now that the work has been completed the homeowners have the peace of mind that their exterior will stand the test of time, and bring tradition and character in the design of the neighborhood.

Family room - family room idea in Atlanta

GAF Shake wood roof replacement fully approved from hail damage
Two-story house exterior idea with a hip roof and a shingle roof

This front garden echoes the classic lines and Mediterranean feel of the home’s architecture. A thirsty lawn was replaced with vibrant aloes, agaves, and low water shrubs. An area of decomposed granite doubles as an informal play court. Photo by Daniel Bosler

Living room refinished after the storm-damage rebuild: fireplace wall, new lighting, paint and refinished oak floors. 1949 home in Sand Point, Seattle - by Evercrest.

We scheduled a free roof inspection on their home. We found storm damage and met with their insurance provider adjuster and were able to get their roof bought and replaced through their provider.

Kitchen and dining area refinished with refinished oak floors, new lighting and paint during the whole-house storm-damage rebuild. Sand Point, Seattle - by Evercrest.

Dining area with refinished oak floors, a new chandelier and big windows, off the refreshed kitchen. Storm-damage rebuild in Sand Point, Seattle by Evercrest.

Basement - basement idea in Philadelphia

28 town home association 1000 sq. roof replacement in 9 days.
Example of a large minimalist gable roof design in Minneapolis with a shingle roof and a brown roof