In just 90 minutes, I’ll show you the hidden renovation mistakes that erase value — and reveal the classical design shortcuts that make old houses look timeless, not tired. This is the better way to update your home: historically grounded, ROI-maximizing, and impossible for contractors to get wrong.

You know this scares you…

Every year, homeowners pour thousands into renovations that actually kill their home’s value — generic vinyl siding, poorly proportioned windows, and “updates” that erase charm. The hidden truth? Buyers don’t see “new and improved.” They see cheap and disposable. In this 90-minute workshop, I’ll show you the secret better way — a classical, historically grounded blueprint that instantly makes old houses look timeless and can add $30K–$60K in value before you spend a single dollar on construction.

Why This Works

• Proportions over products. We fix spacing, scale, and rhythm first — then pick materials.

• Historic cues, not cosplay. Classical rules adapted to your house era (’40s–’70s), so it reads “timeless,” not theme-park.

• ROI locked. We sequence changes to hit high-return curb-appeal items first and avoid value-killing moves.

In 90 Minutes, You’ll Walk Away With:

• A red-pen markup of your facade (what to remove, keep, and correct).

• A 1-page Timeless Elevation Plan: door, windows, trim, porch/dormers, roofline notes, and color family.

• A Contractor-Proof Spec (do this, not that) so your crew can’t default to generic.

• A Budget/ROI map (what to do now vs. later to stack value).

Is This You?

• “Our house looks like a patchwork of past repairs.”

• “I’m afraid we’ll spend $30K and make it look worse.”

• “Contractors keep pushing vinyl + modern windows that don’t fit.”

• “We want it to look like it was meant to be that way.”

You’re exactly who I designed this for.
Start now → $89

How It Runs (Limited to 4 seats)

1. Quick intake (house era, photos, goals).

2. Live 90-minute session (I audit; you’ll see fixes in real-time).

3. You leave with the plan (PDF pack: markups, 1-pager, contractor notes).

4. Light follow-up: submit 1 revision question within 7 days.

Save your spot → $89

Proof You Can Feel

• Before: vinyl siding, skinny trim, off-the-shelf windows, awkward gables.

• After: corrected window rhythm, right-sized casing, authentic porch massing, a door that sets the tone.
  Result: pride when you pull into the driveway — and comps that finally make sense.

Your Guide, Nate

Scrappy classical designer turned exterior-ROI obsessive. I design transformations for 1940–1970 homes that protect charm and grow equity. If you’ve seen contractors push the same generic fixes, you’ve felt the problem. I built this to be the better way — simple, credible, and impossible to mess up in the field.

What You’ll Learn (Fast)

• The $60K Remuddle Traps — and why flips smell “cheap” instantly.

• How to size windows/trim/porches so the facade reads “authentic.”

• Color discipline: hues that flatter postwar forms (and the 3 that always fight them).

• Phasing for ROI: door → trim → porch/dormers → siding accents — in that order.

FAQs

Will this work if we have already replaced windows/siding?
Yes. We’ll work with what’s there, then correct proportion/trim so it reads right.

Do I need drawings?
Photos + a few quick measurements are enough.

What if my house isn’t in the exact ’40s–’70s range?
If it’s a small postwar home with similar massing, this still applies.

Do you design full additions/renovations?
Yes — but this workshop focuses on front-elevation curb appeal first.