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Brandt Home Improvement

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Brandt Home Improvement

Custom Remodeling

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117 Zooks Mill Road, Ephrata, PA 17522 (717) 330-3309 http://www.brandthome.com

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We have a 1300 sq ft brick ranch style house we are slowly remodeling. I would like to add a front porch with open gable roof with exposed stained beams.

Joe Oakes of First State Building Design ^PRO answered:

Apr 13, 2020

Lisa, A project like this can range in cost. A Good starting point for front porches can be around $115/square foot.

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I would like to paint the inside of my front door. It is already stained with a semi glossy dark stain. Can I effectively use latex paint with primer in it?

Dennis Gehman of Gehman Design Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Jul 31, 2014

Most stained doors were done with oil based coatings. That means you need an oil based primer first then you can use latex paint. Latex primer will not adhere to oil based coatings. Dennis D. Gehman P ... read more

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