Cause of loss: storm damage — wind and hail that broke shingles across the roof. Scope: full roof replacement with a whole-exterior repaint. Style direction: modern farmhouse, bold white-and-charcoal contrast.
A broken roof leaves a house open to the next storm, so the shingles could not wait. But with a crew already staged around the whole exterior, replacing the roof and repainting the siding, stucco, and brick in one pass meant far less disruption than treating them as two separate projects.
That sequencing is what turned a storm repair into a transformation. The dated taupe stucco, red brick, and grey-green siding gave way to a white-and-charcoal palette, dark tudor gables, and painted brick — a modern farmhouse look that carries from the front elevation down to the lakeside deck. It is the pattern behind most storm damage repair: the moment the exterior is already open is the moment it can come back better than before.
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