Sorority Exterior Remodel

More than a facelift

We look at your building as a whole system. When we plan an exterior retrofit, we always look at where we can improve your underlying structure. It's often the right time to insulate walls, seismically reinforce the structure, add rainscreen for durability, update wiring, repair rot, fix plumbing and prepare for future projects.

“We are repeat customers who demand high quality, high touch and tight timeframes of the large scale remodel projects for our Corvallis sorority. GCCI was also our go-to for the unexpected ... we received exceptional service to get the house livable in just over 2 week's time.”

Jen Humcke, Alpha Phi, Corvallis

Project details

New durable siding and windows

New siding and windows helped make this Sorority house more energy efficient. We replaced drafty single pane wood windows and exceptionally leaky "California" vents with new Milgard Montecito windows. Replacing siding provided the opportunity to insulate the walls. Then we added a rainscreen system to extend the longevity of the new Hardiplank siding and paint.

A new front entry

Dryrot and roof leaks had caused significant damage to the front entry. Over two summers we replaced the rotten beams, column, canopy, ceiling, siding, and floor epoxy. The old front door was also an ongoing maintenance problem, so we recommended a Rogue Valley Fir door and transom to bring light into the entry.

What our Clients are Saying

“My experience with them was top notch. They're conscientious. Christianson himself, who runs the show, doesn't just turn his workers loose and then pick the check up at the end of the month. He is involved in the process. He's also very personable.”

Niels Nielsen, Peoria Road

“I’ve had major renovations done on four houses, including a 100 year old 3-story townhouse in Chicago, this has been by far the best and smoothest remodel experience in my life”

David Fiske and Valerie Lau, Corvallis

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“Working on this home was truly a one of a kind experience; every room had its own unique personality and story with custom hand-crafted tile throughout. In one of my favorite rooms, "The Swamp," every person who was involved on the project picked out tiles that they felt would represented them and signed the back. I was able to install these tiles as a memento of all of the hard work and dedication poured into the project. This was a fun acknowledgment of the craftsmanship and artistry involved.”

Evan Whitlow, Mountain Top Tile and Stone LLC

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