HardiePlank siding on Mandarin Townhouse
Actually two different townhomes on Peppermill Lane off of Losco. These home had cedar lap siding on the front and T1-11 panels on the sides and back. We installed HardiePlank and HardieTrim and a custom Sherwin Williams paint job.
On both of these homes you can see how they looked before by looking at the neighbors house on the right.
Ortega carport replacement with french doors.
Our goal with this Two story block house is to provide an office for a work at home businessman. We removed the existing carport and built a Sunroom using a HardirPlank KneeWall, Simonton Slider windows and a PGT french door.
Before
After
Many people are surprised to see that Martin Home Exteriors sunrooms have no wood in the construction. You can see here that the framing is all aluminum, the first roof panel is in place. These “sandwich” panels are 3″ thick with aluminum on the top and bottom, insulation in between. They are strong enough to walk on!
A unique feature of this Sunroom is a 4′ french door. I prefer outswing doors, they are secure, they are more weathertight than a inswing and they do not take up valuable space inside. 
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Vaulted screen room in St. Augustine
Our challange was to build an inexpensive screen room that would take advantage of the Lake view, also to fit HOA concerns for the roof to match the existing. What do you think?
PGT Vinyl Sliding Glass door.
I have fielded alot of questions lately about sliding glass door replacements. Here is a PGT vinyl framed slider, Double pane glass with Low E coating and a Argon gas fill. The door installed (normal difficulty) is $1500 to $1700. The grid is optional.
PGT also makes Impact (hurricane) sliding glass doors like this one.
Mandarin Hardie Plank and screen room with PGT Eze Breeze windows.
Before
In December we transformed this Mandarin (Huntington Forrest) house.We replaced the t1-11 wood siding with Hardie ColorPlus siding. (heathered Moss color), we Painted the rest of the house with Sherwin Williams Paint.The old screen room was removed and we added a new screen room with a Hardie Plank KneeWall to match the house, Pgt Eze Breeze Vinyl windows and a SolaTube skylight.
What a difference!
One of my Favorite options to add to a screen room is the extra porch area for a grill, Screen room guys call these “Combo” rooms, the extra overhang is useful for sitting or grilling.
To add light to the room we added this SolaTube Slylight.
Orange Park remove Masonite siding, Install Khaki Brown ColorPlus HardiPlank
Most of the split level ranch houses built in this era have Masonite siding installed directly over the studs. Brierwood is another area with lots of Masonite.
When we tear off the siding you can see the studs. Florida Building Code requires us to install sheeting (plywood or OSB) before the siding.
New sheeting is installed, the wall is protected with HardieWrap, trimmed in white ColorPlus HardieTrim, then Khaki ColorPlus Hardie Plank.
Finished!
Jacksonville`s first Breezy Living Garage Screen!
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We are very exicited to install the new Breezy Living screen door, check it out!
Yes we install vinyl sidig also!
This house located On the Northside off of Dunn was in need of a complete facelift. As an economical measure, we installed Royal Vinyl siding with vinyl window casings anf vinyl Soffit & Fascia.
The Benefits Of Jacksonville Screen Rooms and Sunrooms
Jacksonville Sunroom enclosures are versatile rooms. While every other room in the house already has a predetermined function. AJacksonville sunroom’s function is totally up to you. While you may choose to use it as a place to ‘get away from it all’ or a focal point of your family’s home. A Jacksonville sunroom is sure to give years of pleasure.
Reasons to Install a Jacksonville Sunroom Enclosure
The reason to install a Jacksonville sunroom enclosure numbers in the many. No other room in the house will allow you to experience nature with indoor comfort the way a Jacksonville sunroom will. A beautifully constructed space such as this. abundant in natural light and exposed to the full view of nature. not only enlightens the home but the homeowner and is a surefire way to increase the resale value of your home with very little time and definitely less effort than the traditional ‘brick and mortar’ add-on.
The windows used in Jacksonville sunroom enclosures protect year round from rain. snow and even the hot summer sun. Double paned windows filled with inert gas provide enhanced energy efficiency and increased visibility. This allows your Jacksonville sunroom to stay warm in the winter and cool in the summer! These energy efficient windows also are glazed with a special coating to protect from harmful ultraviolet rays from the sun. This allows you to enjoy all the benefits of the sun and its natural light without any of the worry!
Utilizing Your Jacksonville Sunroom to Your Benefit
The number of styles and designs available for the construction of Jacksonville sunroom enclosures means that the sole purpose of the room’s function lies in your hands. Whether you use the room for entertaining. study or relaxation is up to you but the choice you make will also allow you to have a choice in materials and construction.
A Jacksonville sunroom used for the purpose of enjoying a view of nature and capturing natural light means you will want lots of windows while a room for study will need places to plug in a lamp or two for reading! The benefit of having a Jacksonville sunroom is you get to let your imagination loose and turn it into that space where you really want to be!
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HardiPlank on ST. Johns 2 story- Suprise under existing siding.
We were hired to install HardiePlank on the majority of this house. A contractor previously installed Hardi on the south wall of the house, we noticed the install was not correct, we removed the trim and found rot, so we removed everything. A lesson to learn also for homeowners- Annually inspect your caulking at the trim, this one had never been re-caulked.
Notice the rot at all four corners of the window.
The studs on both sides of the window were rotten. Below, we have put it back together, with the HardiWrap installed and the HardieTrim properly installed and ready for the siding.
