Timber porches, decks, and wheelchair ramps built to be trusted — Taylor, Williamson County.
Taylor's old houses came with porches, and a good number of them have been closed in, pulled off or left to rot over the decades. Putting one back is one of the few changes that makes a hundred-year-old house look more like itself rather than less.
Real rafters, cedar posts and shaped brackets — the same carpentry as the cabins, and the detail that separates a rebuilt porch from a lean-to.
For ramps, the old houses here are the hard case. They stand high off the ground on their piers, which is why they are dry and also why the front door can be four or five steps up. That height decides the length, and on these lots it usually means a ramp that turns with a landing rather than one that runs straight at the street.
We take the whole project, not just one part of it.
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Call (512) 660-2317