Roanoke Street

LED Construction completed this San Francisco Victorian remodel in two phases. The lower-unit phase added a room, hallway, water closet and washroom, with a steel I-beam in the garage allowing a central support post to be removed. The facade phase involved a full facade tear-off and rebuild, window work, waterproofing and painting, with corbels, period-appropriate handrails, and interior and exterior trim.

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Facade — before, concept and after

Roanoke Street facade before restoration, showing the original plain stucco front, green window trim and front entry stairs.
Before
Front elevation drawing for the Roanoke Street facade, showing the gable, bay window, garage and entry stairway.
Concept drawing
Completed Roanoke Street Victorian facade with yellow siding, white trim, a front stairway and period-appropriate railings.
After

Facade details

Upward view of the restored Roanoke Street facade, showing the bay window, gable, corbels, cornice and white exterior trim.
Roanoke Street bay window and front entry with white painted trim, period-appropriate railings and yellow siding.
Restored Roanoke Street entry stairs with white geometric handrails, square posts and yellow Victorian facade.
Roanoke Street white exterior stair railing and trim above a dark gray masonry base.

Windows & interior trim

At the two large rear windows shown in the interior photos, LED Construction rebuilt and installed the window sashes themselves and reconstructed the extensively dry-rotted surrounding structure.

Roanoke Street Victorian interior in San Francisco, with replacement windows, white trim, yellow walls and a white stair railing.
Roanoke Street living room with replacement picture windows, white interior trim and yellow painted walls.

Exterior work & trim details

Roanoke Street yellow facade during window replacement and exterior work, with scaffolding in place.
Roanoke Street exterior trim detail, with a white stair railing and square post beside yellow siding.