Buckingham Street, Richmond - Verandah Rebuild

This Richmond home already had strong character, but the original front verandah had reached a point where it was no longer doing the property justice - both visually and structurally.

We approached the project with a focus on longevity and detail. The existing verandah was carefully removed, allowing us to rebuild from a clean foundation. A new timber frame was constructed with precision, ensuring the structure was not only robust, but perfectly aligned with the home's proportions.

From there, we installed new corrugated roofing and upgraded the guttering to improve both performance and durability. The underside was lined to create a clean, refined finish - subtle, but a detail that makes a noticeable difference to the overall presentation.

To complete the transformation, the front facade was refreshed so the new verandah integrated seamlessly with the home's existing character. The goal was not to make it look new, but to make it feel right - and as though it had always been part of the property.

The result is a considered upgrade that enhances both street presence and functionality, bringing a timeless, well-executed finish back to the front of the home.

Buckingham Street verandah before rebuild showing weathered fascia Verandah underside after lining and repaint Front facade before verandah upgrade in Richmond Timber framing stage during verandah reconstruction Night progress shot showing new framing and corrugated roofing Richmond verandah framing and facade alignment in progress Completed verandah with refreshed facade and green feature trim Front angle of completed Buckingham Street verandah upgrade Pre-finish stage exposing old front structure before final facade works Underside detail of new corrugated roofing and timber structure Old rusted roofing sheet condition before replacement Original decayed framing condition prior to rebuild

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