Well not sure if anyone cares but I have always liked when other people share their home remodels. So here it goes.
The story is... I have an amazing home on the most perfect property I have seen on the front range. 55 acres, borders Greenland open space, no neighbors, no HOA, Fantastic views. Only 35 minutes to downtown Colorado Springs and about the same to the Tech Center in Denver. I deer,dove,turkey,goose, and coyote hunt from my front door. I run cows for fresh beef, chickens for eggs. I have plenty of room for long-range shooting, atving, and anything else I want to do. My home is a great designed passive solar burm home. We have electric heat and the highest our bill gets is maybe 140-150. That is running stock tank heaters. We do burn a fair bit of wood for heat as well. All this greatness aside I have one problem, I cannot stand the frontrange anymore. Too many People. In order to sell I needed to do a full on remodel, or fix up. The inside has been a work in progress for years and was pretty much wrapped up. Most of these projects are exterior and curb appeal. On to the pics. I forgot to mention, we did all the work, had some help from family but majority was the wife and I with the two little ones helping/crying.
First up was the roof, needed it bad. I play all summer so I had to wait until around Thanksgiving when hunting and playing seasons were over. One story home, lots of roof, I believe it was 43 square. I got a killer deal on some High wind Owens Corning. Getting em home and stocked was fun.
Just stocking it was a mild victory.
Put in all the ice and water shield, and new drip edges.
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Ended up doing the Garage first, then the rest of the house, took a little over a week had one smaller snow fall when the north end was stripped that resulted in a little drywall damage in our master. Overall went pretty smooth.
Good bye Red!!
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