Sea Cove Cottage Restoration featuring Royal® PVC Trim

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Steve Thomas shares his tips for restoring his Maine cottage to its former glory using Royal® Trim and Siding. Part of our Challenges and Solutions™ by Royal® Building Products series.
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This video inspired me to get my trim work up to a higher level and helped to make our farmhouse renovation look terrific! Thank you!

ghermitboy
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What a beautiful job renovating /restoring this 1905 house...reminds me of the house I grew up in(1925), a Dutch Colonial. You still have the best on-camera persona.

Reachowt
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Hey, Steve, Great to see you. I worked with you as a cameraman in North Carolina about 10 years ago on a couple of shows about green construction - rainwater catchment, PV solar, solar hot water, recycled heart pine flooring, etc. Just want to say how much I appreciate your care with that wonderful old house. I also live in a great old house, an 1850's farmhouse which I have been lovingly restoring for nearly 30 years. I love your comments at the end of this video, about how we're only stewards to the buildings we care for. That's how I've always felt, that I was preserving this piece of history for the future. Great video! Cheers!

jasondowdle
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Nice work Steve. Wish others would put the attention to detail to their craftsmanship.

chris-p-Bacon
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Wonderful work Steve. Thank you for helping to preserve small town Maine. We had a house on Huppers Island and love the area dearly.

lesleycsar
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Steward of home- magnificent comment & talent

JonDunnmusician
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Very nice .simple and good. Well done..i like it. i wish it is kenya Nairobi

juliusmutungi
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Highly recommend this product. Recently ripped down all my Lp smartsiding pure junk. This pvc is wonderful to work with lightened my spirts up after working with lp smartsiding. Cut with chop saw with regular blade. didn’t need a fine tooth as per rumours. ripped them down as needed with table saw flawlessly. Counter sunk screws and capped with silicon. perfect and will last forever. A bit pricey but in my mind worth every cent

larryh
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What size and type of nail or screw are you using for the PCV? Are you using any glue? Are you joining any pieces and if so how are you doing it?

robalan