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Sopping setback However, the second floor did come in to play in an unfortunate series of events. On December 23, 2022, just hours after Brian wished the crew happy holidays and went home to the couple’s temporary apartment, temperatures fell below zero. That night, the power went out in Marble Cliff. A pipe on an exterior wall burst in an upstairs bathroom that wasn’t being renovated. Returning to the home the morning of the 26th, Brian discovered water “pouring down like you wouldn’t believe.” After the call from Brian, Martin rushed to the site. Brian had turned off the water, but it was still pouring down through the ceilings into the front living room and the workout room and soaking the crew’s tools and materials. Martin contacted project manager, Matt Casto and lead carpenter, Don Gaulin, who both arrived within the hour. The men worked to limit the damage as much as possible and begin the drying out process. “Those rooms were destroyed,” Martin says, “We had to take them back down to bare studs.” While that delayed work for a bit in those spaces, the crew shifted focus for a few weeks and accelerated efforts in other areas of the home that were undergoing renovation. The overall result is precisely what Brian had in mind. Now, he says, there is no reason to leave. He and Carrie look forward to visits with any grandchildren that may be in their future. “It will be a great house for them,” says Brian. “With the pool, the fenced-in back yard and all the great benefits of living in Marble Cliff. Editor’s Note: This project won the Contractor of the Year (CotyY) award from the National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI) of Central Ohio in the Entire House category. 1 2 3 1 There originally was a post from the stairway to the ceiling. Major framing in the ceiling above allowed it to be removed. 2 The fireplace surround tile is also used as an accent wall in the adjoining bath. The fireplace functions but is not used by the couple. 3 A sleek soaking tub, a large quartz-walled shower and heated floors make the primary bathroom especially inviting. 48 housetrends.com
Six layers of old roofing materials were removed, and the new roof now extends over the front porch to provide for much-needed shading. RESOURCES Builder J.S Brown & Company, Tony Hudson, architect; Brittany Miller, interior designer EXTERIOR Front door Aurora fiberglass, Northern Window & Door Roofing Everlasting Roofing Windows Pella Gas Lanterns French Market Georgetown Cultured stone White Gold Orchard Limestone, Hamilton Parker, installed by Collier Enterprises INTERIOR Flooring Sheoga Vintage Charm Hickory, Panel Town Doors Sommers Wood-N-Door Gym flooring Pavigym Ceiling fans Big Ass Fans KITCHEN Backsplash Adex Translucent Glaze Silver Sands, Hamilton Parker Sink and faucet Kohler, Bath Works Countertops Temptation Leathered from Mont Granite, fabricated by Konkus Marble & Granite BAR AREA Cabinets Mullet Cabinet Countertops and sink Complete Restoration Services Appliances Scotsman icemaker, Monogram beverage fridge, Custom Distributors Fireplace, column, bar stone Virginia Ledgestone, Hamilton Parker Hearth Indiana Limestone, Lang Stone PRIMARY BATH Shower and wall tile La Marca Carrara, Hamilton Parker Vanity James Martin Vanity Vanity top and show panels Cambria, Midwest Quartz Heated flooring Watts, Hamilton Parker Sink, tub, plumbing Bath Works Tile Kuni Dark Brown, Hamilton Parker housetrends magazine <strong>2024</strong> 49
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