Front of stone house
Sheridan Shene
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Q on repairing stone-front house
Comments (2)Contact a local mason for estimates. The best thing to do might be to have the entire facade repointed at the time the repair is done so it all matches. If this is an actual masonry structure as opposed to a thin stone veneer, you may have more serious structural issues that need to be addressed. At a minimum, even if it's a veneer, since there are cracks above the windows, you will also want to have the window flashing assessed when the lintels are repaired....See MoreStone for front of home
Comments (17)Is there more stone on the house vs the drawings? It's set to the top of the lower window trim vs the bottom as shown in drawing. That's not much, maybe 3-1/2", but the plan to measure specifically states "20-24 inches + 6 inches" and maybe another 6 inches at the garage. It looks taller that 30" even on the shortest walls of veneer....See MoreIdeas for front house, I need change front house
Comments (3)In which part of the world are you located (country/nearest large city)? Landscaping the exterior would give you dimension to your home....See Morethinking of adding some stone to the front of house and a blue door
Comments (2)No stone. Your house is very pretty just the way it is. Stone would not look good on it. Go ahead and try the blue door. Your entry way looks a bit dark, and doesnt stand out, and a bright door, might be just what you need. You also have a paver type driveway, that looks very nice, and stone will just clash with that. What I dont see is any nice color for interest anywhere. No pretty pots with flowers in them, and nothing blooming anywhere, (or maybe it is the time of year the pictures were taken?) The house almost looks like it is unoccupied....See Morefelizlady
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