Kuppersmith Home Renovation Project 8: Driveway and Screens

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The Kuppersmith home renovation project follows the extensive renovation of a two-story, Tudor style home built in 1926 in Mobile, Alabama. In the eighth of our 13-part series, we tackle:

• Screens: Install motorized, retractable Phantom Screens on the back porch that can be raised to let the outdoors in or lowered to keep insects out.
• Doors: Four-panel interior doors that matched to originals were installed and the door trim applied.
• Painting: We continued with painting the walls and trim inside of the house.
• Bathroom: Solid surface material from DeNova, which had been scored to resemble tile, was installed on the shower walls; and the bathroom floor was tiled in a mosaic inlay pattern.
• Driveway: The color-tinted concrete for the circular driveway was poured.
• Fence: Composite fencing from Fiberon was installed in the backyard.
• Grates: Cast iron foundation grates were painted and installed in the foundation.

Read episode article to find out more.

Further Information

• The Kuppersmith Project 1: Planning (article)
• The Kuppersmith Project 2: Foundation (article)
• The Kuppersmith Project 3: Exterior (article)
• The Kuppersmith Project 4: Roughing-In (article)
• The Kuppersmith Project 5: Insulation & Painting (article)
• The Kuppersmith Project 6: Interior Trim & Floors (article)
• The Kuppersmith Project 7: Yard & Countertops (article)
• The Kuppersmith Project 8: Screens & Driveway (article)
• The Kuppersmith Project 9: Floor & Patio (article)
• The Kuppersmith Project 10: Lattice & Garage (article)
• The Kuppersmith Project 11: Plumbing & Wiring (article)
• The Kuppersmith Project 12: Landscape & Garage (article)
• The Kuppersmith Project 13: Grand Tour (article)

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