Before, drab and not very functional.

• This 1980’s simple mountain saltbox home was in need of a refresh.
• Simple plywood siding aged from UV exposure and not flashed properly at joints and around openings.
• Direct set windows with failing seals between the panes.
• Safety concerns with the deck railings not meeting current code standards.
• Wood siding failing where snow would pile up in winter.
• No air sealing or water resisitant barriers.
• Upper level windows that did not operate and allow for proper airflow in the summer.

• We started by replacing the existing builder grade windows and doors with new Anderson Fibrex windows and doors that meet current energy standards.
• We also put housewrap around as a water reistant barrier before installing the new siding details and flashing properly to the new windows.
• The 2 exterior decks were re-built and the roofing was replaced.

• 22 Ga. bare metal corrugated siding was used in all areas where the snow would pile up off of the roof in the winter.
• The rest of the home used LP Smart Siding and trim with a 50 year warranty.

• 2 new windows were added and brightened up the stairway.  Another window was added to the dining room and a great view of the aspens and a large glacial erratic sandstone boulder.

• A new fiberglass entry door and insulated garage door finished out the exterior upgrades.

• Decks were upgraded to a SS cable rail system and redwood cap rail.  We also installed new Trex composite decking.

• A new updated mountain home fitting for the expansive views all the way to New Mexico!