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Custom cabinetry built in a garage. This garage is two cars deep, and the customer needed custom cabinets for storage. Cabinets were built to the specific needs of our customer, including a variety of different sizes to store large items like folding tables and chairs. Locks were installed on each door to keep tools and other valuable items safe. This was a large project, and we were very happy with how they turned out.
The front steps were rotted and the railings were broken, making this entrance unsafe to use. We replaced the steps with composite decking that will withstand the elements. New handrails were installed and our customer was very pleased! Check out these before and afters.
Before and After:
Installing a swinging glass shower door. This was the best option for our customer because they are so tall they had to duck under the shower curtain rod! The door swings open outward, and there is no top frame for them to have to duck under.
They loved this creative solution!
New Door Installation
Tile floors in this bathroom were cracked pretty bad. We removed the flooring (multiple layers), installed new waterproof cement subfloor, new SPC flooring, and waterproof baseboards.
Before: deck is curved for previous pool
After building out deck and new railing
After building out deck and new railing
After prepping and painting
After prepping and painting
After prepping and painting
Before
After adding custom accent wall
Stair railing before: Issues with the upper half of rail being too short.
After new spindles and railings installed: The handrail is now at proper height the entire length of staircase.
Custom built chicken coop/enclosure onto existing chicken house. Heavy duty hardware cloth was used to keep out predators.
Before: issues with soot collecting on the walls and ceiling outside of their gas fireplace
After: took apart the whole burner assembly, cleaned the burners, false logs, igniters, and debris from inside the fireplace
Before: Broken glass in door
After: Replaced
Replaced damaged mailbox
Installed new storm door
Before: Damaged tile in surround
After: New surround installed and re-used shower door and faucets
Kitchen updates below. The homeowner no longer wanted an L shaped countertop and wanted it lower for easier seating at the counter. The cabinets were re-used on the other side of the kitchen for extra storage and counterspace. The pendant lights were removed from above the counter that was removed, and one was relocated above the new cabinets.
Porch and steps repair. As requested by customer only the damaged boards were replaced.
Side Door Project
Google Review from the customer
New custom built laminate countertop
Before
After
Custom built pullouts for existing cabinets. Also installed a lazy susan.
Wallpaper removal, cleaned walls, patch, prime and paint.
Painted walls, woodwork, handrails, gate and new floor installed on landing and basement stairs.
Ceiling Repair
Auxx-Lift Garage storage installed. This was on a vaulted ceiling and created more storage space for the homeowner.
Auxx-Lift install in garage into attic above.
Garage attic Auxx-Lift video
Damaged cabinet side. Laminated and added corner protection.
Kitchen Remodel
Full kitchen remodel. Customer wanted to change the cabinet footprint and downsize the window to allow lower cabinets. This required a complete gut of the kitchen down to the studs. The soffit was removed and the ceiling was reframed to change the angle of the ceiling. Repaired damaged sub floors, leveled floor for new flooring and cabinets to be installed. Existing picture window was too large so it was framed in and a smaller window was installed. All electric was updated and relocated and fixtures were installed by an electrician. Converted eat-in kitchen into a full wrap around kitchen. Installed drywall, cabinets, appliances, flooring, backsplash, and painting.
Basement Shower Re-Tile
This was a basement utility shower repair. Customers had basement waterproofing done. The existing floor on the exterior walls was removed during the process. The concrete patching after waterproofing was not smooth or pitched properly to the drain. Also the 2 exterior walls had ceramic tile that was original to the home and in need of replacement.
Customers already had a few contractors come out but their only solution was a full bathroom remodel for a very large price. Customers did not want a full remodel or the large cost for this basement utility shower.
We were able to turn this into a nice usable shower without completely gutting the bathroom. We started by removing the remaining tile on the floor and 2 exterior walls, poured a new concrete shower pan to correct the pitch, installed new ceramic tile, and swapped out the original shower valve assembly.