The Historic District

Welcome and congratulations on buying your home!

These are in the master bath (still a work zone ) They need alot of cleaning.

This is a closer look at the center one - looks like when it was repaired back in the 80s, the glass was put back into the sash upside down!

We finished scraping every square inch of the east section of porch railing! Used a combination of heat gun, ABR citrus stripper and carbide scrapers/elbow grease. What a tedious task but so rewarding - the wood is beautiful! IMG_2652.JPG Too bad these 31 balusters only equal 25% of the total on th...

Put inside chores and projects on hold for the day to try to tackle some yard work on a beautiful sunny day. Trimmed the junipers some to let some air and sun into them, cut down the 'weed' trees (no idea what its called, but it grows wild along the roads in this part of PA), planted some perennials...

Welcome Stacy! You'll find alot of friendly, knowledgable folk here. Looking forward to pics

Welcome Devyn! She's beautiful and was waiting for just the right new owner.

I made this particular discovery back when I restored cars.... I also learned (the hard way) that it removes skin real quick... leather gloves, eye and breathing protection are an absolute must Leather gloves make sense {shudder} I can imagine what it'd do to skin - certainly never want to experien...

I love the way you designed this! You kept the spacious feel of the room - not always easy when finishing an attic.

I learned that a wire brush attachment on a drill is nowhere near as good at surface rust removal as one on an angle grinder.

Congratulations!!