Wilson & Son's Exteriors LLC

11/14/2026

WE HAVE PULSE, WIFI, AND A WORKING PRINTER.

At this point, if you pitched the last month of our lives to a Hollywood writer, they would reject it for being completely unrealistic.

Let’s recap the highlight reel so far: brake lines failing while pulling a lift (stopped conveniently next to a church—thank You, Jesus), a refrigerator deciding cooling was optional, and a trip to the ER on enough Benadryl to sedate a grizzly bear. As it turns out, what doctors initially misdiagnosed as shingles and staph was actually the early stages of an acute reaction to hidden black mold at our previous home—something we are beyond grateful to have left completely behind us when we moved out. Then, right before Friday the 13th, my computer decided to flatline too.

And just when we thought we were out of the woods, our "charming" new-to-us older house decided to show off its vintage plumbing. Last night at 7 PM, Kaleb at All-American Sewer Services & More successfully blasted a dead animal out of the pipes under the house with zero flooding. We celebrated too soon—because this morning, some old unused pipes decided to stage a coup and gave us two indoor floods anyway.

Naturally, we called in reinforcements. Our pastor came through today to pray over us and our home, because after the month we have had, we need every single ounce of the Holy Spirit in this building we can get.

Here is the good news:

Hives and ER trips: Defeated. No Benadryl coma today.

Current indoor flood count: Zero.

New pipes: Scheduled for Tuesday. There is officially a light at the end of this very strange tunnel.

The printer: Actually printing without a fight.

Client files and estimates: 100% intact and safe.

Our own internal files: Sacrificed to the tech gods when the old computer gave up the ghost.

Full transparency: the computer wipe took a pile of our own behind-the-scenes work down with it, which is humbling—but the things that actually matter (your projects, quotes, and schedules) survived untouched.

Even with the indoor water park we accidentally opened this morning, we could not be happier to be out of our old house and away from that environment for good. Moving into an older home comes with a few kinks to work out, sure, but we have met some incredible local small businesses and even better people while sorting through them—and we would still take these old pipes and the people fixing them over our last place any day of the week.

To everyone who has checked on us, prayed for smoother waters, laughed at our "what on earth is happening now" month, and waited patiently while we survived all of this: thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Your grace kept us standing. To anyone we lost along the way because life hit us too hard this past month—we are genuinely sorry we could not move faster for you.

The new computer is up, the floors are dry, Sean is keeping the field moving, and the newly reopened Department of Office Operations (just me, finally awake) is working late tonight to get every single estimate and message caught up.

Now, if the universe could kindly stop submitting unapproved change orders to our personal lives, we are ready to get back to work.

—Victoria

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11/13/2026

Current update! I am finally alive from the Benadryl slumber. However, my computer decided it lost its ability to reboot ironically while the electricity and other programs were down.

Computer is at the shop getting reset. I should have it back by late afternoon. I will be working on estimates until very late in the evening.

Due to all of the road blocks lately and today being Friday the 13th, I do have our Pastor coming to pray over our home today for some smoother waters. Thank you ALL SO MUCH for your grace during all of this.

11/12/2026

Behind-the-scenes update from our two-person crew: right now, we’re running on about 2% battery and a heavy rotation of Benadryl and steroids.

Turns out, stirring up hidden black mold during a move-out is a guaranteed way to get knocked out by hives and a full-blown allergic reaction. (Zero stars, do not recommend.)

Between that and a heavy dose of "life lifing" lately, our inbox and quote replies are moving slower than usual. I am profusely sorry for the delay! As a small, two-person operation, we wear every single hat around here—and right now one of those hats is fighting off an allergic reaction while trying to catch up on messages.

We are still actively working our way through every single inquiry, so if you’re waiting to hear back from us, please hang tight—you haven't been forgotten!

Thank you for rolling with us, supporting a small team, and giving us a little grace while we get back to 100%.

11/11/2026

If you’re trying to reach the boss today, please allow 48 hours for a response! A sudden, severe allergic reaction landed me in the ER this morning.

They hit me with an EpiPen, a round of steroids, and enough Benadryl to tranquilize a full-grown elephant for 8 straight hours—so ya girl is completely wiped out.

I’m taking the next two days to rest, recover, and not accidentally reply to messages in my sleep. Drop any non-urgent questions below or message the page, and I’ll get back to everyone once I’m human again! 🙏✨

11/11/2026

Some projects happen in a matter of weeks. Others start with a conversation nearly a YEAR before the homeowner is ready.

And those are some of my favorites.

This one was especially fun because Sean and I got to work with some pretty unique architecture, a homeowner who isn't afraid of a little color, and a house that was already turning heads long before Wilson & Son's came along.

In fact, this homeowner was already a neighborhood Christmas lighting contest winner before we ever touched the place. So naturally, we had some pretty big shoes to fill!

We love getting to be part of someone's vision, especially when they've already put so much thought and personaylity into their home.

And you know what else I love? Doubling down in a neighborhood. There's no better compliment than doing work that makes the neighbors take notice.

These photos are all the SAME home, just a few of the many personalities it can have with permanent exterior lighting.

And if you're local, there's a good chance you've admired this house during the holidays already. Something tells me the homeowner wouldn't mind you taking a drive by to see what we've been up to!

Christmas lights might have been the original goal, but why stop at Christmas?

Thank you for letting us be part of the next chapter of a home that was already something special.

Wilson & Son's Exteriors LLC
Bringing Your Vision to Light
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11/06/2026

Out doing estimates today!

11/06/2026

Well, somebody had to make sure Santa could find the place.

And I think we can safely say the coordinates have been established.

There's just something about a house lit up for Christmas that makes me ridiculously happy. The colors, the glow, the way it completely changes the look of a home once the sun goes down.

And knowing we got to be part of making that happen? Even better.

Sean handles the heights, I handle the occasional "Wait, I have an idea," and together we manage to keep Christmas from turning into a marital counseling session.

Mostly.

But seriously, we love this stuff. And we love that our customers trust us to bring a little extra magic to their homes.

The lights are permanent. The Christmas spirit is entirely up to you.

Wilson & Son's Exteriors LLC
www.wilsonandsonsexteriorsllc.com

11/06/2026

Some people wear their team colors on Sundays. Others make sure the entire neighborhood knows where their loyalty lies.

And apparently, we've found our kind of people.

ONE PRIDE. GO LIONS!

This homeowner said Detroit Lions, and we said, "Well, we can certainly make that happen!"

That blue and white looks pretty darn sharp, if we do say so ourselves.

Football season, holidays, special occasions, or just because it's Tuesday and you're feeling a little extra. That's what makes these permanent lighting systems so much fun.

And the best part? When the game is over, the house doesn't have to stay dressed for football season.

Another fun one in the books for Wilson & Son's Exteriors LLC.

We can't guarantee a Lions win, but we can make sure your house shows up ready for kickoff.

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11/06/2026

We've been out here making houses look like they have a better social life than we do.

One's dressed for Halloween. One's showing off its patriotic side. Another decided green was its entire personality. And then there's the classy white that behaves itself until somebody opens the app.

Meanwhile, Sean's up on a ladder and I'm somewhere nearby saying, "Okay, but hear me out..."

Bless that man's patience.

All jokes aside, seeing these homes lit up and knowing the work that went into each one is pretty darn cool. Every roofline has its own challenges, every homeowner has their own vision, and we genuinely love getting to be the people who bring those ideas to life.

We're not interested in making every house look the same. That would get boring awfully fast.

A huge thank you to the homeowners who have trusted us, let us get creative, and occasionally entertained our crazy ideas.

We're building something we're proud of, one roofline at a time.

Wilson & Son's Exteriors LLC
www.wilsonandsonsexteriorsllc.com

11/06/2026

When someone comes to us with a vision, we have a duty to do everything we can to bring it to life. 🧡

This homeowner originally called us to take a look at lights she had already purchased. After seeing her home, I told her I wanted to do right by her. So we talked about her end vision—what she really wanted her home to look like when everything was finished.

We worked through the options together and found a way to stay within her budget while getting her a major upgrade in light quality and bringing that dream to life.

And now look at her home showing off for Halloween. 🎃😍

I’m proud of how this one turned out, and grateful she trusted us to help make it happen.

—Victoria
Wilson & Son’s Exteriors LLC
Bringing your vision to light.