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I used to absolutely HATE walking in the door to come home - which is a terrible feeling to have, especially for 10 years. The entryway had been put on by the previous owners, but never finished. Sections without drywall, no window or door framing, a vinyl floor on top of what eventually became a very rotted base floor. It was something I had dreamed of fixing eventually, and this summer we FINALLY saved up enough to do it. There was some contractor work needed for the floor and the outside steps (shared in a separate post on the exterior) but the majority of the inside was done by us. The work we did is amateur quality - there are huge gaps in the window trim and a lack of "refinement" in the craftmanship, but compared to where we were, it's come a long way. We'll need to eventually frame out the door and accent windows...one step at a time.
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3/17/2026 06:10:16 am
It’s amazing how much a long-overdue renovation can transform not just a space but how you feel coming home, and your mudroom makeover is a great example of that progress and perseverance. Even with some unfinished details, the improvement from a rotted, incomplete entry to a functional space is a huge win. For homeowners tackling similar projects, especially when exterior elements are involved, working with experienced siding installers can make a big difference in protecting that investment long-term. At KVN Construction in Portland, OR, we often help bridge that gap between DIY progress and professional-grade results by ensuring siding, framing, and moisture protection are done right from the start. Your project is a solid reminder that every step forward counts, and bringing in the right expertise at key stages can really elevate the final outcome.
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