You won't believe what this guy did! And it's got all the neighbors talking! He took this old house, stripped it to the studs, replaced EVERYTHING, added a third to its size, raised the roof & ceilings, added real dormers for lots of natural light, even reconfigured the floor plan! It doesn't even look like the same house anymore! Country front porch for the rockers, huge rooms include family room, café, kitchen, inside laundry, and owner suite. The walk-in closet is bigger the bedrooms in some other homes! Detached garage/workshop. Tranquil path through your woods to the peaceful lily pond. Ask for more details, disclosures, the full tour of 44 photos, and your personal tour today! The warmth of Florida beckons the leaves of the water lilies to the calm surface of the pond. The young leaves emerge in the glow of sunlight, and then unfurl to become lily pads. Afloat, the cool water on their backs and the sunlight drenching their faces, lily pads enjoy a life akin to the type of summer vacation we dream of. (adapted from Kara Rogers, Encyclopedia Britannica BLOG July 20, 2011)

Florida Georgia Line said in their song, Dirt "You get your hands in it. Plant your roots in it. Dusty headlights dance with your boots in it. You write your name on it. Spin your tires on it. Build your cornfield, whiskey bonfires on it. You bet your life on it." Dirt.

Let's talk about cementious siding. Cementious siding, or fiber cement siding, has the appearance of wood, but is durable, water-resistant, termite-resistant, and non-combustible. Cementious siding is composed of cement, sand, and cellulose fiber that has been autoclaved (cured with pressurized steam) to increase its strength and dimensional stability. The fiber is added as reinforcement to prevent cracking. Since it is not susceptible to rot and infestation, cementious siding offers a long lasting alternative to typical exterior wall cladding.