Adding on to back of house

I definitely am overdue on this blog post! It's been a while since I've updated you all on the back addition- so here is your update! So, electrical is all done! I had to figure out where I wanted lights, can lights, how many can lights to do, outlets, etc. Lots of little decisions! We

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79K views · 3K likes | Paul D Rugarber on Instagram: "How to add a second floor to a home? Gut it, alter walls as needed, add a new floor structure and built up! Build by Frametech @billyisland4 Coffee supplied by @divitreecoffee Siding by @jameshardie Windows @andersen_windows #addition #ranch #alterations #finished #siding"

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KATIE STAPLES on Instagram: "4 ways we’re adding curb appeal to our 1960s ranch style home: 1. Updating the roofline by adding two peaks to the front elevation 2. Adding dormers for traditional charm that also help balance out the right side of the house 3. Increasing the size of our windows. We went with black for added contrast to our neutral home 4. Reducing the size of our eaves from 18” to 12” Stay tuned for more updates and a completed project this October! 👏🏻"