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OUTDOOR KITCHEN: Part of a Backyard Kitchen we worked on. We built a wraparound hearth for a 16' fireplace, complete with benches, media cabinets, & a builtin bartop & stainless steel grill. My favorite part of the project was cutting straight, flat

THE HORSEBARN: One of, if not the top of the list, my all time favorite projects: We converted an old manure coated horse stall into a corporate office complete with a storage closet, display loft, 2 bathrooms, & tongue & groove boards for days. Spe

FORREST LANE: We vaulted the ceiling to convert 3 rooms into one open space. We reworked the existing dated cabinets to fit the new design. The sink was relocated to a new island (custom built to match the old cabinets) & all of the doors were sanded

MOBILE WORKSHOP: Our biggest showpiece, our 14' trailer was built out to be a custom mobile workshop. We purchased fifteen 4'x4' bookcases from the school district & broke them down, de-nailed them, & then cut them down to build all new custom cabine

FORREST LANE: An in-progress shot as we finished up the cabinets. As you can see in the top portion, the home had a very broken-up entry, kitchen, & living room - cramped, dark, & labyrinthian. We installed an engineered beam just under the ridge of

MARTIN LANE: The homeowners wanted an open feel, but they did not want to vault the ceiling, so we installed header beams & cased openings to make the spaces flow. We also removed two walls completely while actually building a new wall - in doing so,

MURVAUL BOATHOUSE: We installed T1-11 Siding inside this boathouse to finish it out, painted it, & installed new outdoor ceiling fans.

MARTIN LANE: So. Much. Wallpaper. We gutted this kitchen, built a wall between the two windows in the upper photograph creating a bonus room/guestroom, fostering a more natural flow from the front door to the kitchen, & allowing the kitchen to spill

PIER & BEAM: This was the kind of house that most people would just bulldoze & sell the land. My client trusted me to restore it completely. The bathroom might as well have had paper floors because the joists were rotten & the floor was caving in. We

PIER & BEAM: The living room floor was sinking - 8" lower in the center than at the outside walls. We took up the original hardwood floors, de-nailed them, stacked them, then rebuilt the entire substructure, installed new subfloor, moisture barrier,

BIRD DRIVE: This house was just outdated & slightly damaged, so we installed luxury vinyl plank flooring (tile look), a new vanity, a new tub/shower combo, & we installed shiplap to the walls with all new trim & a new mirror.

FORREST LANE: An in-progress shot as we finished up the cabinets. As you can see in the top portion, the home had a very broken-up entry, kitchen, & living room - cramped, dark, & labyrinthian. We installed an engineered beam just under the ridge of

OUTDOOR KITCHEN: Part of a Backyard Kitchen we worked on. We built a wraparound hearth for a 16' fireplace, complete with benches, media cabinets, & a builtin bartop & stainless steel grill. My favorite part of the project was cutting straight, flat

THE HORSEBARN: One of, if not the top of the list, my all time favorite projects: We converted an old manure coated horse stall into a corporate office complete with a storage closet, display loft, 2 bathrooms, & tongue & groove boards for days. Spe

FORREST LANE: We vaulted the ceiling to convert 3 rooms into one open space. We reworked the existing dated cabinets to fit the new design. The sink was relocated to a new island (custom built to match the old cabinets) & all of the doors were sanded

MOBILE WORKSHOP: Our biggest showpiece, our 14' trailer was built out to be a custom mobile workshop. We purchased fifteen 4'x4' bookcases from the school district & broke them down, de-nailed them, & then cut them down to build all new custom cabine

FORREST LANE: An in-progress shot as we finished up the cabinets. As you can see in the top portion, the home had a very broken-up entry, kitchen, & living room - cramped, dark, & labyrinthian. We installed an engineered beam just under the ridge of

MARTIN LANE: The homeowners wanted an open feel, but they did not want to vault the ceiling, so we installed header beams & cased openings to make the spaces flow. We also removed two walls completely while actually building a new wall - in doing so,

MURVAUL BOATHOUSE: We installed T1-11 Siding inside this boathouse to finish it out, painted it, & installed new outdoor ceiling fans.

MARTIN LANE: So. Much. Wallpaper. We gutted this kitchen, built a wall between the two windows in the upper photograph creating a bonus room/guestroom, fostering a more natural flow from the front door to the kitchen, & allowing the kitchen to spill

PIER & BEAM: This was the kind of house that most people would just bulldoze & sell the land. My client trusted me to restore it completely. The bathroom might as well have had paper floors because the joists were rotten & the floor was caving in. We

PIER & BEAM: The living room floor was sinking - 8" lower in the center than at the outside walls. We took up the original hardwood floors, de-nailed them, stacked them, then rebuilt the entire substructure, installed new subfloor, moisture barrier,

BIRD DRIVE: This house was just outdated & slightly damaged, so we installed luxury vinyl plank flooring (tile look), a new vanity, a new tub/shower combo, & we installed shiplap to the walls with all new trim & a new mirror.

FORREST LANE: An in-progress shot as we finished up the cabinets. As you can see in the top portion, the home had a very broken-up entry, kitchen, & living room - cramped, dark, & labyrinthian. We installed an engineered beam just under the ridge of

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