Mailbox Couture

05/19/2024

More mailbox beauty coming at ya! 🤩

11/10/2023

And this should be the last mailbox of the season. Thanks everyone for a fantastic 2023 and look forward to seeing you in 2024. Reach out now if you’d like to beat the rush and schedule your mailbox restoration for next spring!

07/29/2023

This one needed a little extra help. Gotta stand up straight to look your best!

07/22/2023

Thought for sure we were going to have to deal with rain this morning, but it stayed dry!

07/08/2023

“Fun” fact: Charlotte, NC gets more rain than Seattle, WA.

Over the past few weeks, Charlotte has seen a fair share of summer storms. How does the Queen City compare to other cities when it comes to the amount of rainfall?

07/08/2023

Making Latta Springs beautiful one mailbox at a time!

06/16/2023

It’s been a while! I think I remember how to do this…

11/01/2022

First visit to Oakhurst today. What a beautiful neighborhood - so many mature trees and the leaves were magnificent!

10/25/2022

Mailbox looking dull? I can restore it!

After a few years any mailbox can look weathered and drab. It is amazing what a fresh coat of paint and a new set of numbers can do to restore that perfect curb appeal!

I recognize that many neighborhoods with owner's associations have specific requirements for the size, font, and color of the numbers used on mailboxes - and I am here to help! No matter what those requirements are, I will work with you to make a new set of numbers to an exact match and restore your mailbox to its former glory!

Mailbox restoration costs around $200 - much cheaper than replacement. Reach out for a free quote and to schedule your mailbox restoration!

https://MailboxCouture.com

—
Steve
Mailbox Couture
“Refreshing curb appeal”

10/17/2022

For those keeping score: this is the third mailbox refresh completed in Stonewater **with the street address 112** 🤪

Message us to have yours restored! (even if your address isn’t 112 😉)

10/12/2022

It was a race with the rain, but we got it done in time! (less than 5 minutes after the final picture was taken the clouds opened up. 🌦️☔️😳)