Often is the case that builders simply put the shower head too low for most people. When customers have their homes re-piped they will request the head be moved up. On acrylic tubs this leaves a big, ugly hole. No problem. With modern compounds and a little bit of effort I can make the hole disappear.

The electrician ran exposed conduit and electrical boxes on this customer’s patio cover posts. It was my job to cover them up with some finished carpentry.

The new homeowners were left with an unfinished project from the previous owners. They had a vision of a simple mantle and mirror over their fireplace. I was happy to oblige them. I fabricated this in a few hours from some left-over alder and crown molding.

No questions were asked. Only a solution was provided.

We provided a way to hang small re-claimed stained glass windows over a kitchen window.

The customer loved this buffet when they saw it in the catalog; but soon realized it would not work in the place they wanted to put it. So we re-designed it and gave them what they wanted.

Last decade builders were all about putting niches in homes. I filled this one with a large cabinet for storage and a small flat screen TV. The center doors swing up and slide over the top of the screen to stay out of the way for viewing.