When a house gets relocated, it doesn’t just need a fresh foundation—it needs a proper entrance to match. This project started as a blank slate, with no steps, no landing, and no clear entryway.
The goal was to build something strong, functional, and timeless, making the home feel like it had always belonged here.
Starting with a Solid Foundation
Every good porch starts with a strong frame. The structure was built from the ground up, ensuring level footing and durability for years to come. Treated timber was used throughout, providing resistance to the elements while keeping the build sturdy and reliable.
Precision in Every Board
Once the foundation was set, it was all about getting the details right. Every board was cut to fit, every joint secured, ensuring a clean and seamless finish.
The steps were built wide for easy access and a welcoming feel, blending practicality with style.
Railing for Safety and Structure
With the main platform in place, the railings were roughed in to define the space and add security. These will be finished and painted, giving the entrance a polished, cohesive look that ties in with the home.
Built to Last
Now, standing in front of the finished structure, it’s more than just a porch—it’s the first thing people see, the first step inside. More than that, it’s built to withstand time, weather, and daily use.
The kind of work you step back from, knowing it’s done right.
Whether it’s a relocation, renovation, or a fresh build, a well-built entrance makes all the difference. This porch won’t just be used—it’ll be part of the home’s story for years to come.
