This completed project in Lithgow, Blue Mountains showcases a well-executed residential upgrade focused on durability, energy efficiency, and clean architectural presentation. The home features newly installed horizontal weatherboard cladding, finished in a neutral colour palette to enhance street appeal and complement the surrounding landscape.
The roof has been fitted with solar panels, strategically positioned to maximise solar exposure, supporting long-term energy efficiency. External works include new aluminium-framed windows, providing improved insulation and natural light, along with a new front entry door and timber access steps, ensuring safe and compliant entry.
Landscaping to the frontage has been neatly completed, with level lawn installation and defined garden edging to create a clean and low-maintenance outdoor finish. Overall, the project reflects a cohesive approach to construction quality, modern compliance standards, and functional design tailored to the Blue Mountains environment.
This Lithgow, Blue Mountains project involved a complete external upgrade, transforming an ageing dwelling into a modern, energy-efficient home.
Works included the installation of new horizontal weatherboard cladding, aluminium-framed windows, and a new front entry with compliant access steps, significantly improving durability and street presentation. Solar panels were installed to enhance energy efficiency, while front landscaping was completed with level lawn and defined garden beds for a low-maintenance finish.
The result is a cohesive external renovation tailored to the Blue Mountains environment, delivering improved performance, functionality, and kerb appeal.
The completed backyard now features a broad, uninterrupted lawn plane that reads as a single, cohesive outdoor room framed by upgraded fencing and streamlined outbuildings. The uniformly level turf provides a practical surface for family recreation and future outdoor structures, while the retained mature trees and distant ridgeline create a landscaped backdrop that softens the perimeter and visually extends the space. Clean edges, rationalised planting, and the removal of visual clutter give the yard a precise, contemporary character suited to modern residential living in the Blue Mountains.
The side elevation of this Lithgow dwelling has been upgraded from a dated, weathered façade with deteriorated windows and overgrown edging to a clean, contemporary interface with the new garage structure. Works included replacement of the existing wall cladding with modern horizontal boards, installation of new double-glazed window units, and rationalisation of external services to reduce visual clutter. The adjoining driveway and pathway have been retained and tidied to provide clear access to the new garage, with low planting beds defining the building edge and enhancing the overall presentation of the side yard.
The front entry of this Lithgow home has been completely reconfigured from a dated, enclosed porch with deteriorated awning and overgrown planting to a streamlined, open threshold that clearly addresses the street. Works included demolition of the existing porch structure, installation of new horizontal weatherboard cladding, replacement of the old sliding door with a flush‑framed hinged entry door, and construction of charcoal composite entry steps over a compacted base with pebble infill to define the landing. A new wall‑mounted light fitting, updated house numbers, and controlled planting at the base of the façade complete the contemporary entry sequence and provide a clean, low‑maintenance arrival point for the dwelling.
This living area in Lithgow’s Blue Mountains has been fully reconditioned from a fire‑damaged room with degraded linings and floor finishes into a bright, open‑plan lounge and dining space. The works involved complete strip‑out of contaminated wall and ceiling linings, removal of the existing heater surround, and installation of new plasterboard, insulation, LED downlights, and a ceiling fan to meet current standards. New timber‑look flooring, a rebuilt brick fireplace, and neutral interior finishes now provide a durable, low‑maintenance envelope that supports contemporary furnishing and maximises natural light.
This living area in Lithgow’s Blue Mountains has been completely re‑engineered from a fire‑damaged shell into a fully compliant, open‑plan lounge and dining zone. The scope included full demolition of fire‑affected linings, services, floor finishes, and the existing heater surround, followed by remediation of the subfloor and structural framing to ensure integrity and performance. New insulated wall and ceiling systems were installed with plasterboard, square‑set junctions, and integrated LED downlights, together with a ceiling fan to improve thermal comfort and energy efficiency. The fireplace was rebuilt as a feature element with a new surround and hearth, while timber‑look flooring, fresh skirtings, and a neutral paint scheme provide a durable, low‑maintenance interior that supports contemporary styling and maximises natural light.
