This fireplace renovation endured a new Granite face lift with a custom made mantle and floor molding to match.

This was attic space over the garage that was converted in to usable space. The final pictures weren’t taken because the rest of the project was a secret!

This project was a new build. A 25’ x 16’ deck with two corner stairs, mahogany decking, and Timber Tech Radiance rail. Also, this customer opted for the light package to give the nightscape a warm glow. The two tone rails were done to get the railings to blend in to the background.

This was a jewelry store that needed a privacy wall for the service area. This customer asked for the least amount demolition, so , the wall and doors were just added. The window in the middle was later filled with one way glass.

In this particular project, the customer had the door panels warrantied and needed the PVC corners replaced. So, here we removed the old panels, reset the frame, and installed the new panels. On the outside we replaced the corners, added a light block, added an outlet block, and installed custom stealth trim around the door. On the inside, we installed custom molding.

This project looks like a simple window replacement but in actuality the new windows are 12” longer. Also, the customer just wanted simple, so we left the lineal casing off and shingled right up to the window. On the inside, we used wide colonial casing around the window, routed a custom window sill, and added the drop bottom flair.

Besides being a custom size door, this door suffered from rot. So, we installed a new fiberglass door with composite jambs and custom exterior trim.

In this project, we replaced 15 rotten wood columns with 15 new fiberglass columns, rebuilt both stairs and replaced the deck trim boards and lattice with new PVC products. To simplify the project, the home owner dropped the rails where possible. Unfortunately, the side stair needed rails as per code.

On the main house, we made a custom screen panel with animal screening to replace the existing screen panel. The rot around the bottom was removed and replaced. On the pool house, this custom cedar door had rot around the bottom of the door. We removed the door, replaced the outer trim with red oak, added a pressure treated kicker and then reinstalled the door. While the door was off, we painted the bottom!