Boosting Colonial
Curb Appeal
Marietta
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Client Goals: Improve the house facade’s curb appeal.
Our Solution: Overgrown shrubbery was pulled out to showcase new graded landscaping and stone-faced foundation. The tiny front stoop was enlarged to a wide, metal-roofed portico to frame the new double doors. Stonework, white trim, and dark roofing are carried across the entire front elevation.
Materials
- Tongue & groove vaulted ceiling
- Recessed lighting
- Specialty column trimwork
- Natural stone veneer
- Board & batten shutters
- Steel ribbed roofing (burnished slate)
Project Cost: $34,000
