PCRI rehabilitated this 1941 two bedroom, one bath house in 2002, replacing cabinets and fixtures, upgrading finishes and addressing lead hazards. Efficiency improvements included new windows and upgraded weatherization. New landscaping was added to improve the exterior appearance and reduce yard maintenance needs.
This 1941 two-bedroom, one- and one-half-bath home was one of a series of rehabilitation projects PCRI performed in 2002. Installation of new cabinets, fixtures, windows and a new roof were complimented by upgraded finishes and added fencing. Health and sustainability improvements included addressing lead paint hazards and creating a new driveway surface from recycled roof shingles.
The extensive rehabilitation of this 1911 three-bedroom, two-bath house served a dual purpose: in addition to its use as a residence, it also provides an affordable home for a child care business. The rehabilitation included adding a child-sized half bath and addressed lead paint hazards. New cabinets, fixtures, windows and fencing were added and a new roof and insulation were installed. New landscaping was added to provide a learning garden for the children enrolled at the child care house.