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Leaky tile shower may force emergency remodel - help!
Comments (4)Sounds like a great excuse for the new shower you've always wanted. If you're going to rip it halfway out, you might as well go all the way, as that'll be cheaper in the long run. We used a solid surface base for our tiled shower because we wanted to avoid the potential for leaks, plus the grout problems that people have mentioned. We had a 5'x5' neo-angle, and found only Onyx made that size in non-custom. They've got more sizes than anyone else. See the link below to their size options. Here is a link that might be useful: Onyx shower bases...See MoreExterior Color Pick Emergency!!! Please Help
Comments (0)My painter is impatiently waiting for me to come up with a color choice for the exterior of my house. I am having issues trying to coordinate the white roof with the light green Bahama Shutters and if I make a mistake I am big trouble. This is the final stage of several years of complete interior rebuild after hurricaine damage. Presently I am thinking of SW Dorian Gray with the front door in SW Forged Steel. I tried SW Colonnade Gray but it had red undertones on the east side of house. The front of house faces south. I wanted a medium light paint to keep the color from washing out, very sunny down here in coastal NC. Presently have SW Navajo White and would like to change. I will be using SW colors. Water about 500 ft away, around the house is lawn and wetlands. I have put samples up but around here there is shortage of sample pots from SW and seems like gallon samples is the only way to go so I am awaiting Dorian Gray as I write this. Do you think Dorian Gray will work with my BAHAMA SHUTTERS?? I have the large printed sample I purschased up and I am just not sure. 🤔 Anyone have an idea on another color that they have seen or worked with that would make this come together?🤔 I live in HOA so no wild co lo rs, and I would like to stick with SW and my painter is going to use satin finish. On the sample white board is SW Repose Gray, Mindful Gray and Dorian Gray. I really like Dorian Gray , but what about with those BAHAMA SHUTTERS ? On the siding is SW Colonnade Gray which is where it had the reddish undertones. Thanks everyone...See Moreexterior remodel & roof dilemma
Comments (1)Get a roof rake and get out there and rake off at least three feet up on the roof over the porch. Get as far in to the crevice as you can so the melting snow on the steep roof has a channel to drain down from. Or get roof warming cables installed....See Moreexterior remodel ideas please
Comments (7)White windows, doors, trim (all trim including door frame & sidelites) & gutters. If you can get rid of the half round transom I would do that in a second as it is out of place. Lose the shutters, at the very least on the two wide windows. Clean up the landscaping by cutting back some of the bushes. What type siding is on the home currently? What type might you be thinking of changing it to?...See MoreRelated Professionals
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