Nashkov Group Construction LLC renewed this covered porch by removing the old wooden columns and railings, installing new 6 × 6 in. wood posts, fitting white PVC column covers and installing the railings. Follow the change from the original porch to the coordinated white columns and railing details.
Before & after
Move the slider to compare the porch before the work with the completed column and railing installation. The second view shows the finished columns and railings from inside the covered porch.
Porch before & after
AFTER
BEFORE
The starting condition and the completed porch, including the white PVC-covered columns and railing arrangement.
The finished porch interior
The renewed white columns and installed porch railings, viewed from inside the porch.
Work included
This project focused on replacing the porch columns and railings. The wood posts form the inner part of the column installation, with PVC covers providing the visible white exterior finish.
Dismantling the old wooden porch columns.
Removing the existing railing sections.
Installing new 6 × 6 in. wooden posts.
Fitting PVC column covers and base details.
Installing the porch railings.
The work, step by step
Explore the starting condition, the column replacement and the finished railing details. Select a photograph to see the full image, then browse with the arrows, keyboard or a swipe.
Stage 01
The original porch and removal work
The starting photograph records the porch before this column and railing replacement. Its covered landing and brick entry steps establish the layout for the work.
The old wooden columns and railing sections were dismantled as part of the project. The intermediate view shows the railing openings and exposed wood posts while the replacement work is underway.
Before: the porch before the column and railing replacement.Work in progress: railing sections removed and exposed wood posts visible across the porch.
Stage 02
Installing the new 6 × 6 in. wood posts
New 6 × 6 in. wooden posts were installed along the covered porch. The exposed posts are visible in the front views before their white PVC column covers were fitted.
These photographs show the timber part of the column installation and its position beneath the porch roof. The later PVC covers provide the visible column finish around the wood posts.
The new 6 × 6 in. wood posts in place before the PVC column covers.A wider front view of the wood posts during the column replacement.
Stage 03
Fitting the PVC column covers
White PVC column covers were installed around the wooden posts. The square columns and their base details give the front of the porch a more consistent appearance.
The front photograph records this stage with the column covers in place and the railing work still in progress. The white finish coordinates with the trim around the porch opening.
White PVC column covers fitted, with the railing work still in progress.
Stage 04
Installing the porch railings
The porch railings were installed between the renewed columns, completing the visible railing arrangement around the covered landing.
Views from inside the porch show the white horizontal rails, vertical balusters and their relationship to the columns and stair opening. The two angles document both the front and side of the renewed porch.
The renewed white columns and installed porch railings, viewed from inside the porch.The completed column and railing arrangement along the side of the covered porch.
Stage 05
The completed porch entrance
The finished front view brings the white PVC-covered columns and railings together around the entrance. The wood ceiling above and brick stair approach remain visible within the overall porch setting.
From the original condition through the exposed posts to the completed white column finish, the photographs show how this focused replacement updated the covered porch.
The completed porch with white PVC-covered columns and installed railings.
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