Not familiar with product??? What is your location and what do you do about AC cooling? IMO

Its too bad OP couldn't just stay on the remodeling forum - why did he feel compelled to come here? This forum was set up specifically for the preservationist/restorationist (vs remodeler) so we wouldn't have to be bogged down with this and the vinyl siding issue every other post. Ughhhhh enough already. It's a lot like debating politics and religion. There are beliefs you are either on board with - or you're not. Re: old house windows, the beliefs we preservationists/restorationists operate from are a) there are very little energy savings with new windows (ie most heat loss is via gaps, air leaks, lack of insulation in basemen and attic and very little through the panes of glass/windows themselves); and b) when you add up costs of manufacture and shipping, short operating life, inability to repair them, etc. the "green" alternative really is repair/restoration of old double hung wood windows and c) cost - huge expense, short operating life & inability to repair adds up to not a very wise purchase Unless original windows are missing or too hopelessly trashed - some original windows from 1940s onward weren't great quality to begin with.

Thank you very much for the comments, I will talk to the PB about the concerns. The chlorinator is just to the left of the left skimmer on the second last picture. The caretaker lines come up behind the waterfall, you can see a little black spot on a couple of pictures between the 2 mounds of dirt thats the 8 port valve. Will get a couple of extra pictures tomorrow Lots of us down here, from a town of 18,000, last year they had a golf tourny here in Phoenix for everyone that wintered down here, there was 48 people for golf, more for dinner.

I see a more nature-y direction for this house. And I agree that a canopy over your front door would look great; something about how the door and the window above it are the same width looks off to me. Plus landscaping and a new front light. I love the way Lauren Liesss did her contemporary. And there's a newer modern house in our neighborhood that did an organic stone walkway that could look really nice in your yard. Your shingles are a nice color which is fortunate. We have a similar style house that had ugly reddish shingles; a metal roof made a huge difference. We went from double doors like yours to a wide door plus sidelight.