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Bath surround project

Subway tile installation

PVC trim around window

Finished bathtub

Leaky toilet floor replacement

New sub floor

New vinyl and trim

Reinstall toilet and door

Building larger deck over small patio

Excavate frame support

Cedar deck, finished product with steps

Burst pipe in the wall, replumb

New cabinets, new countertops, sinks reinstalled

Finished product, just like it never broke

Deck replacement

New deck using ultra deck treated wood product

Tile bathroom remodel

Backer board, waterproofing, base tile

Recessed lighting installed

Finished product

Thomasville cabinets, recessed lights and sink installed

Waiting for vanity light to complete project

American Standard sink, Sienna granite countertops and tile

Kitchen remodel: remove cabinets, counters & old appliances

Lay out pattern for new cabinets

Install cabinets

Install cabinets & new dishwasher

Completely functional, modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops and cabinetry

Recessed lighting, quartz countertops and Aristokraft cabinets

Improve your outdoor living space with a deck

Ultra Deck handrail, primed white wood facia

Treated Ultra Deck, hand rails and decking,

Finished deck overlooking the lawn on a beautiful, sunny day

New outdoor tile entryway for ironwood deck project

Installing slate on the foundation wall

Natural slate complete with fossils for that one-of-a-kind look

Finished entryway steps, complete with under step lighting

Ipe (ironwood ) stairway

Landing

Multiple levels and multiple angles

With the natural stone and exotic hardwood, the entryway to this house offers a rustic, down-to-earth feel.

Tear off old deck, prepare for new frame

Custom, aluminum stringers were built-to-order. Because of the height of the deck, we needed the strength, being on the water.

New frame for an ironwood deck

100 feet over the water

Watch that first step!

Beautiful view

Third-story deck project on the water, West Seattle

Heavy moisture and insect damage

I have no idea why they call them carpenter ants. They do absolutely nothing constructive.

New 6 x 14′ beam supporting the hot tub and deck

New pony wall and sheeting, treated plywood

Putting in sleeper deck and siding

View from the beach

Finished deck with glass partitions installed

This whole project was clear cedar.

Knotted cedar deck project

Outdoor living space is a big plus in nice weather.

Two steps to reach ground level.

Built-in bench seating

This is what happens when you allow water damage to go on for too long.

The base tiles are all coming off the wall.

A simple leak in the toilet feed line left alone for approximately 3 to 5 years caused roughly $12,000 in damage.

The floor was damaged for four feet in either direction from the wall into two rooms, requiring we rebuild both the bathroom and the laundry room.

Replaced the wood and walls in the shower surround

Replaced the floor and the walls in the bathroom

Bathroom with finished floors, fixtures installed and tub surround

Finished laundry room, new floor. walls and hot water heater

Two-story entryway in a townhouse, wasted space

Took out pony wall, put in joists for flooring

Sheeting out for flooring

Drywall and install electrical for hall light

Finished downstairs ceiling and light installed

Laminate flooring, new 10-panel door

Installed ceiling fan with light

FInished project, cozy home office

Tile bathroom project, new sink, vanity and medicine chest

New shower valve, tile, PVC trim around window (waterproof) and grab bars

New vanity, sink, faucet and granite countertop

Inside the walls is 2 x 6 blocking to provide adequate foundation for grab bars

Covered deck project, 1920s farmhouse. The only real instruction the homeowner gave us was he wanted it to look like it had always been there and he didn’t do the work himself.

Setting the footings and the beams

Squaring up the frame

Installing the joists

Putting on 2 x 6 treated decking

Finished decking, setting the trusses. We customized the stair tread due to the owner’s health needs to make a smaller step with a longer travel so he could easily get in and out.

Trusses in place, sheeting the roof

Roofing installed, getting ready for handrail.

Getting ready to put on siding

Siding and trim installed and painted

The homeowner always dreamed of having an outdoor kitchen, so we installed an IKEA cabinet with a bar sink and put porcelain tile on two walls, including a custom tile mural.