Completed Projects

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Kitchen Renovation

Fridge cabinetry - Before

Dated, worn cabinets, countertops, flooring, and refrigerator.

Fridge cabinetry - After

Updated cabinets and new fridge installation

View of kitchen facing dining room - Before

The previous layout made communicating between the dining room and the kitchen unnecessarily difficult.

View of kitchen facing dining room - After

The walls on either side of the kitchen were removed to open up the space to the living room and dining room, creating a bright, connected area ideal for daily life and entertaining. an island was added to increase functionality.

Wall leading into the living room - Before

Closed-off floorplan that limited the amount of natural light entering the space.

Wall leading into the living room - After

The wall was removed, and the space was opened up to create a more airy flow. A new island was installed in the center of the kitchen, serving as both a practical workspace and a focal point for the room.

Updated finishes

Sleek cabinets, a durable backsplash, updated flooring, and installation of new shiny appliances.

Island installed for prep

The kitchen feels bright and open after opening up the floor plan and adding an island. It’s perfect for cooking and gathering.

Stunning kitchen

Sleek, low-maintenance finishes and brand-new flooring refreshed the main level of this home, giving it a modern, polished look.

View of the dining room before

The dining room felt very enclosed

View of the kitchen from the dining room

This wall was removed to expand the kitchen and enhance functionality.

The goal for this kitchen was to modernize the aesthetics with a sleek, contemporary look and to update finishes so they are more durable and easier to clean. Walls were removed on both sides of the kitchen so the floor plan now seamlessly connects to the living room and dining area, making the space feel bright, open, and far more inviting.

This project called for: New flooring, cabinets, backsplash, walls removed, installation of an island and new appliances, walls were repaired and painted, and new baseboards completed the look.

Composite Deck

Backyard deck with a decorative statue of a girl and a dog looking out over a snowy yard.

A corner of a wooden deck with a sliding glass door and beige vinyl siding on the house exterior.

Gray wooden stairs leading to a back door with a small porch, surrounded by snow and a garden hose, with a glass railing featuring a decorative statue of a girl sitting and playing a flute.

This composite deck with glass railing replaced the original precast concrete front step, transforming the front entrance into a functional and inviting outdoor space. With a west-facing view, it becomes an ideal spot to relax and enjoy the vibrant colors of the sunset.

Custom Solutions - Boardwalk

Side alley with a wooden walkway, snow on the ground, green and blue trash bins, side of a house with siding and brick, part of a car parked nearby, and a tree visible in the background.

This boardwalk-style walkway was built to create a path to the back entrance. Concrete wasn’t an option because the main utilities run underneath, so this design allows for easy access if future repairs are ever needed.

ongoing construction of a wooden deck with partially installed wooden planks, a person's foot visible in the bottom right corner, and building materials nearby.

A hinged section was built to serve as a fire exit, allowing safe egress from the basement for tenants.

Outdoor wooden deck with a black barbecue grill, a set of concrete blocks with green circular holes, a propane tank, watering cans, bags, and gardening tools. The deck has some snow at the edge.

A small deck at the backdoor, thoughtfully designed to connect to the boardwalk, offers a seamless transition between house and yard. It was built around a large tree to provide natural shade and a focal point for the area, creating a comfortable space used for hosting and gatherings.

A wooden deck next to a house with snow on the ground, a tree trunk growing through the deck, and a grill on the left side.

An entryway with a white front door with a small window, a lock, and a handle. Light-colored hardwood flooring, gray walls, with multiple closet doors on the left side, a thermostat on the wall, and a ceiling light fixture.

Three interior doors, along with the exterior door, were replaced in this manufactured home. The project involved removing all existing door frames and completing a full installation of new doors, matching frames, and finished trim.

Door Installations

A hallway with three white interior doors, a ceiling light fixture, light-colored wooden flooring, and a small black and white striped rug.

Entryway with front door, small window, wooden coat rack, light gray walls, wood laminate flooring, and a doorway leading to another room.

Mouse-proofing a room

This room is adjacent to an attic.
The unsealed base area was allowing mice to invade the room.

As requested by the home owner, steel wool and a sealant were inserted into the small void under the drywall. The client wanted a simple and effective baseboard to secure the perimeter.

The baseboard was installed then sealed on the top with a white paintable sealant. A small bead of clear elastomeric sealant was applied along the floor and bottom of the baseboard to complete the process.

This room is officially free of mice!

UV - window Treatment

Removed old deteriorated vertical blinds and installed new UV‑resistant roller blinds for improved durability and appearance.