PROJECT LOG:
Project started: August 20th, 2025 with measurements and budget workup.
Permits have been submitted and windows and doors have been ordered.
Chimney Repairs completed 9/20/25-9/21/25
9/24/25: Mason has completed Chimney repairs. He will be back with some detergent to wash off the roof where some splatter remains.
9/29/25: Demo crew on site and demo work well under way, 30yd dumpster delivered, Hancock deliver of initial lumber received, House siding stripped in preparation for hvac crew, Barn siding stripped and rot repair needs identified, 3 fitness room barn windows were not in original scope – due to installation, siding, trim we will look to replace these as well.
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9/30/25: Demo work nearing completion – house and barn stripped of siding, New sheathing on barn has begun, Dumpster swapped out today
10/3/25: Garage addition framing in progress, Heat Pump rough in continues today – 6 of 7 heads are mounted, 2 sides of barn have been sheathed
10/7/25: Electrical and HVAC roughed in, Exposed stud bays closed back in, Soffits demoed, House wrap 75%, House barn and site cleaned and prepped for rain tomorrow, Crew left at 6:45, Dumpster almost full
10/10/25: Windows delivered today and stored in garage bay, Addition is fully sheathed and ready for inspection and roofing, Window installation will begin next week, Doors will be delivered next week Dumpster swapped out today
10/15/25: Front porch stripped down to framing, Soffits stripped and in progress of rebuilding, Interior trim removal in progress and window prep
10/21/25: Soffit installation in progress. All interior trim for windows and doors has been removed, Poly protection placed throughout house to protect furniture
10/23/25: Doors delivered today and placed in barn, Soffits along barn completed, Electrician on site running power in soffits.
10/24/25: Metal roof installed. Soffits completed. Ready for window installation.
10/28/25: Window installation begun. Siding materials ordered.
11/13/25: All windows installed. Window trip complete. Siding installation begun. Most doors installed and trimmed.
11/19/25: Upstairs painting complete. Siding 80% complete. Some exterior lights installed. Heat pumps being installed.
12/12/25: Metal work and siding nearly complete.
12/18/25: Wood shed door transition installed. Large light fixtures rehung. Window trim cleaned up. Final touches on azek. Barn office window closed in.
PROJECT COMPLETE: MID JANUARY 2026
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Peacock Hill Farmhouse Exterior Renovation Gallery (Updated 1/15/26)
Bringing the Farmhouse Back to Life
Updating an old farmhouse is about more than looks—it’s about preserving what’s worth keeping and making it last another generation. A full exterior renovation protects the structure, improves efficiency, and restores the character that made the home stand out in the first place.
Protecting What’s Underneath
Old siding, windows, and roofing can hide serious problems. Water damage, rot, and poor insulation are common in older homes. A full exterior refresh gives you the chance to strip it down, repair what’s underneath, and rebuild with proper materials and flashing so it stays solid for decades to come.
Modern Performance, Classic Look
You don’t have to lose the farmhouse charm to bring it up to date. With the right materials—like fiber cement siding, energy-efficient windows, and durable trim—you get the best of both worlds: modern performance with timeless style. The result is a house that looks true to its roots but stands up to today’s weather and standards.
Curb Appeal That Tells a Story
When the exterior looks tired, the whole property does. A clean, restored farmhouse exterior with fresh paint, new windows, and straight, solid lines instantly catches attention. It shows pride of ownership and respect for the craftsmanship that came before.
Built to Last—Again
A farmhouse renovation done right isn’t just cosmetic. It’s structural, weather-tight, and built with longevity in mind. Every board, nail, and finish choice is made to protect the bones of the home. The end result: a house that honors its history, looks incredible, and stands ready for the next fifty years.
