Turning a Hidden Problem Into a Long-Term Solution

The home had the bones, the lot, and the location of a strong Bearspaw acreage property. The exterior had aged unevenly. Siding, roofline, soffit, and architectural details were all working in different decades. The rear of the home looked dated against a backyard worth showing off. The front lacked the architectural moment the property deserved. The owner did not want one upgrade. They wanted the whole exterior to feel resolved.

EnerClear treated the project as one coordinated envelope, not a list of separate trades. New James Hardie fibre cement siding in Evening Blue across the upper elevation, paired with a painted brick treatment on the lower wall. A new asphalt shingle roof reset the building's longest-running protection layer. New Sagiper cedar-style soffit replaced the dated cladding under the eaves. New fascia and gutters finished the roofline cleanly. The window package was upgraded across the home. A new front gable was added to the entry. New garage doors swapped the original white panels for a contemporary dark finish. Two new decks were built: a covered rear main-level deck with a cedar-finished ceiling, and a second-storey upper deck. Basement window wells were addressed as part of the complete exterior. Start to finish: four months, April through July 2025. Total investment: $185,000.

A property that finally matches its setting. From the street, a confident, current acreage home with a clear sense of arrival. From the yard, a back elevation with two new outdoor living levels, treated to the same standard as the front. Every angle reads as finished. Earning trust. Transforming homes.