“It had recently undergone an interior renovation, but the outside was still dated and rundown.” He and his team addressed elements that were in disrepair and gave the exterior a fresh new look. Among the changes: new cladding (top), a rebuilt carport (above) and a remodeled deck off the rear of the house (left).
| Then | Now |
| The siding, made of T1-11 plywood, suffered from wood rot and holes from rodents and other wildlife. | Winn combined low-maintenance siding products including wood-look Trespa Pura horizontal siding and Nichiha, a cementitious panelized siding from Japan that requires no painting. Exterior trim is made of Azek and cedar. |
| The carport was cramped and dilapidated, without room for storage. | The carport was reframed, its concrete slab modified to accommodate steps, a side walkway and a storage shed. Latticework provides privacy and a decorative element. |
| The upper-level back deck was falling apart, and some windows were leaking and needed to be replaced. | The deck was partially rebuilt using composite decking. Pella windows from the Architect Series were installed. |
