Making progress…the ol’ Grout Cottage got a new metal roof. It’s Burnished Slate, to most that means a brown/grey hybrid. We’re getting there.
Grout Cottage: New roof
by Betsy Moyer on June 13, 2013, no comments
by Betsy Moyer on June 13, 2013, no comments
Making progress…the ol’ Grout Cottage got a new metal roof. It’s Burnished Slate, to most that means a brown/grey hybrid. We’re getting there.
by Betsy Moyer on May 16, 2013, no comments
The Grout Cottage has some new lines on all four sides. All of the gable ends are now a-frame. This is the back exterior of the house now. I know it still looks rough. They all look rough for a while and I have to remind myself to remain patient. That horrible upstairs porch will [...]
by Betsy Moyer on May 15, 2013, no comments
After some delay, the crew is back at the Grout Cottage today. Scaffolding in full effect, they are working on changing the last gable end on the front of the house. Lots of people are stopping to look and people are slowing down as they drive by but the best is yet to come—the transformation [...]
by Sarah on April 30, 2013, no comments
To review… the Grout Cottage is a Queen Anne built in 1895. It is a duplex that we began remodeling in December 2012. Here’s the introduction post to the house. While Apartment A (downstairs) of the Grout Cottage is getting the finishing touches, Apartment B (upstairs) is getting new frame work and a new layout. [...]
by Betsy Moyer on April 24, 2013, no comments
High drama at Grout Cottage project this morning. Climbing high to remove those dog-eared gables or ridge line (not sure) and replace them with them with an A-frame. This will make a big change in the way that the exterior of the house looks.