Phase 3, no mo pink

Uhh, I mean Rose JR. Well whatever color, it's gone. Just a little trim work on the windows and it will be finished. Time to fish.
"gene"

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Looks good Gene

You got her all spiffed up Gene, looking good.

Nice wrk gene

Very clean look. Good work.

Very nice my friend! I like it a lot, sure looks pretty with those blue skies. Neat and tidy. Apparently you know what I mean about going up and down the ladder :). What color is the trim going to be? Thanks so much for posting.

I was thinking forest green but Linda wants it to be white. So white it is. She also wants some shutters, probably Caribbean. I will also add a trim board on the bottom edge of the walls that will also be white.

Thanks for the comments all,
"gene"

Man that looks nice PawPaw!

Nice job Sha!!

Nice job. Looks great. It will be wonderful once you put the finishing touches on it. You can tell Mrs. Linda that your "Pastor" said you deserved a few days off to fish. LOL.

Nice work PawPaw, sure looks like a million dollar job. Ferdi

Thanks Pastor, I'll tell her you put in a good word for me, although the weather is the best for fishing now and for a few more days. The rain has been hitting us hard everyday, Yesterday we got hit with two storms for a total of 3.5 inches.

Thanks Ferd, good to hear from ya and was thinking of you this week. I hope you are doing great and that we'll get to meet again at the Bend. Tell Connie hello for us.
"gene"

Good job Gene......that's a lot of work.....

I like your roof also mr. Gene. Is it new?

Thanks Todd. The roof is a few years old, complement of Gustav, who blew some of the old roof off and let water into the house. Nothing serious be enough to make a real mess.

That roof will last a lifetime Gene, did the same thing here. Screwed down heavy gauge metal. Being a light color it reflects the sun instead of absorbing the sun's heat from dark shingles. Roughly 30 % more efficient in the cooling capacity in the house. Cost is higher initially of course, but pays for itself very quickly. Plus, it's a classic look in my opinion. My son wanted the same on a house he had built in Houston, but apparently the subdivisions in Houston won't allow that for some reason.