I have hung a lot of barn doors, aka rolling doors. Before these two, all the doors I had hung were doors I had made. These came in boxes. They are so much heavier than those I have made. More… Read More »This is a first. And a second.
This kitchen was original to a condo built around 1987 and made worse by the fluorescent fixture in the ceiling. Having the disposal switch four feet from the sink wasn’t optimal either. I built, painted and installed the cabinets, plumbed… Read More »Remodeling a Kitchen
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I was contacted about replacing some large shed doors. The design allowed for them to ride on tracks and tuck behind one another when opened. They were in rough shape. One was off the track entirely, the others were extremely… Read More »Shed doors
My customer’s floor was torn up to repair some structural issues and I was asked to do the finish work.
Another cabinet made 40 years ago with particle board. The dark paint was textured and the ceiling had an the popcorn texture. Again, yuk! The ceiling was scraped smooth and patched, so were the walls. And the vanity was outfitted… Read More »REMODELING A BATHROOM (3)
The building I’m in was a warehouse built before 1910. The vanity and faucets in this master bath are from the 1980s, when the building was redeveloped for housing. Yuk! New cabinets, new countertop and plumbing hardware, plus paint, new… Read More »REMODELING A BATHROOM (2)
This chair was damaged by a visitor at one of my customer’s beachfront AirBNB condos. Appearance wasn’t an issue; making it strong was.