A luxurious open-concept kitchen and dining area with dark wood floors, a long black dining table, and exposed wood beams.

Finally! A New Front Door!

A new front door sounds easy, right? But when you combine a 96 year old house with COVID-19, wildfires, poor air quality, slow suppliers and overworked painters it can take a little extra time! But we’re thrilled with the result. Our new front door required removing all the previous framing and rebuilding the opening for a snug fit. Check out the original redwood siding!
 
Home entrance under renovation, with the front door removed and a new wooden frame installed. House front entrance with porch and garden, beside saws and lumber for carpentry work. Natural wood front door with glass panes being installed beside an orange construction ladder.
 
The new door is secure, energy efficient, looks great, and even opens and closes - unlike the old door. And, it looks great on our old house. I’d say it’s a win! Thanks so much to the woman-owned local business, Window Factory!
 
New wood front door with glass panes and black hardware, partly open as someone smiles from inside. Dark charcoal front door with divided glass panes secured upright in a white pickup truck.
 
Bye, old door!

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Lucinda helps clients buy and sell homes that are energy-efficient, comfortable, and cost-effective, creating lasting value for both homeowners and the planet.

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