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When you select a roof for your home, there’s a lot to consider. You can rest easily knowing CertainTeed has you covered.
CertainTeed Landmark Pewter colored shingles gallery of Total Pro Roofing's work
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CertainTeed Landmark Pro Max Def Weathered Wood Asphalt Shingles - Transitional - Columbus - by Newman Roofing | Houzz
We have collected examples of shingle installs on our clients’ homes to help inspire you as you choose your new roof color. Here are some examples of CertainTeed Landmark shingles in their Moire Black color. The roofs seen here are an architectural style as opposed to 3-tab shingles. (Total Pro Roofing is proud to be ... Read more
Explore the look of CertainTeed Landmark Charcoal Black shingles on a real roof replacement installed by Baker Home Exteriors!
Landmark - Georgetown Gray | CertainTeed
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Needs landscaping, doesn't it! Hopefully, we will get to that next summer (2010). Gate look OK? Her is the back side. The gate is made of the same PVC-based material as the trim on the windows. Embedded in the top and bottom frame members are steel plates that the hinges screw into. I designed and As a finishing touch, Eleanor and I built a gate for the pathway between the house and shed. Here Eleanor helps dig a hole for the gate post. And here it is... our new home as it appears on May 6, 2009. Still needs some siding above and around the garage door. Notice the bump out? It will give us 2' of additional space for our Hummer (don't think so!). We painted the pipes to our gas meeter, but would have preferred to make them disappear. When the meeter arrives we'll paint it too. This is what the shed looks like today (May 6). Vince and I re-trimmed the doors, and Eleanor and I mounted them last weekend. We'll hang some siding on them soon. And the north side. Now the shed matches the house. Here is the re-shingled south side. We installed a ridge vent to keep the inside cooler during the summer. Completing the east side made the neighbors happy... and us too. Our siding job, for the house at least, was complete except for the garage area. That part had to wait until we finished bumping out the garage door. So, we decided to re-roof and side the shed. In this shot Vince and I are installing some trim around the gable end on the front (east) side. We put the lights from the old house back up, but raised them about a foot to accommodate a higher deck. This is the living room french door on the south side. We'll hang the deck on the ledger boards below. This is the west side of the living room. We'll install a gate so that the meter and other utilities will be hidden. Complete, except that we will need to add a vent for the fireplace between the two windows on the far side. Vincent working on the north wall. This shot shows the rough texture of the siding. The training wall is covered, and now it's time to get productive. We found an experienced and very likable siding contractor, Vincent Vanduinen, who was happy to help us out. Eleanor gave me the cool tool belt for valentine's day. Thanks sweetheart! Time for some siding! This is our "training wall" next to the boardwalk, where we learned how to install it. We are using Certainteed Cedar Impressions double 9" rough split shake siding, herring bone color. This french door opens to the kitchen. We are planning to do a little custom trim work below the left side of the gable in order to make it look more like the corner on the right side. The deck area (west side) now has rim boards on both sides. We hope to begin building the deck this summer. In this pic you can see vent pipes for the furnace and water heater, and the electric service. The mechanical room is in the basement, just inside this wall. The house is ready for siding, but we decided to delay installation until March or April when warmer weather will make the task easier. In this pic you can see that the old garage entry door on the north side has been removed. The 12" boards at the top of the gables seem to make the house more inviting. Our new front door has not yet been installed. We decided to use 12" trim boards at the top of the gables. The next few photos (above) show the house with completed trim except for the garage. We plan to bump out the garage door 2' this spring. The entry door you see on the south side of the garage was the front door of the old house. Another view. Steve helps us decide whether to expand the trim on our gables to 12". Brian installs trim above the kitchen window. This is not the best day to be installing a soffit. Brian takes a blast of snow from the roof in this pic. A close-up of the porch light and soffit. The porch soffit is partly done in this photo. Now, they are working on the east side. The crew is adding a soffit on the North side today. This photo, dated 12/16/08 , shows the north and east windows before trim is applied. Before installing the siding, Craig and his crew install window and door trim, soffit and fascia material. This pic shows trim (Restoration Millwork by Certainteed) on the french door and dining room window. Tyvek will protect the OSB. The type of siding we selected (Certainteed, Cedar Impressions) cannot be installed directly on an ICF wall, so we skinned the outside walls with OSB. Our new roof. Installing Grace Ice & Water Shield The shingles arrive. Sam Near (Eleanor's distant cousin) is handling this job. Back to Most Recent Photos
