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    Default New from Houston

    Just wanted to say Hello. My wife and I have a large Victorian home. We built it 18 years ago. Very Very high maintance! Its time to do some repairs and repaint again. This time we decided to redo the complete exterior with Hardi Plank and Azek trim. We are also a new roof. We are going with a Standing Seam Metal Roof.



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    Default Re: New from Houston

    Welcome harvey...

    Best

    Ron


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    Default Re: New from Houston

    Get some before and after shots to show us.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Harvey Smith View Post
    Just wanted to say Hello. My wife and I have a large Victorian home. We built it 18 years ago. Very Very high maintance! Its time to do some repairs and repaint again. This time we decided to redo the complete exterior with Hardi Plank and Azek trim. We are also a new roof. We are going with a Standing Seam Metal Roof.

    HS: Houston boy, you may want to bone up on Azek and its inherent problems:

    Azek Trim & Joint Failures - JLC-Online Forums

    Azek trim and very cold temps? - JLC-Online Forums


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    If it were built 18 yrs. ago it would be "Victorian" like would it not? Wouldn't be old enough to be true Victorian. Kind of a Faux Victorian maybe.

    I have a builder friend that built nothing but "Victorian Style" homes. He lived in one himself but realized the upkeep of keeping all the decorative trim painted and keep the wood decay under control.

    I've inspected several that he built back in the 80's recently and OMG what bad shape they have become.

    They'd scare the crap out of that Sears Weatherbeater Paint.

    rick


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