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Some of My Construction Projects |
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Pictures of Projects I have Done |
My experience in Construction is rather broad. I started in 1971 doing Poured Concrete Walls and Custom Homes. I have experience in everything from digging the hole with a backhoe, to capping off the roof. While I was in Arizona we built 8,000 square foot houses and I worked on 3 1/2 million dollar Commercial Projects. I Drafted my own prints and used 3D Home Architect, so Clients could take a Virtual 3D walk through their Projects, before they were built. |
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Fire Damage Project This is a Picture of the Kitchen after the Fire. |
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After Completion ( The Picture is from the Newspaper Article about the Project, best quality I could get ( : ) |
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Added on the Bay |
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Inside looking out, that is a floating Hardwood Floor, very cool, the whole floor is glued together, that way it expands and contracts as a whole, not each individual board, lays on top of 1/8" foam, with felt paper under that, comes prefinished. |
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Added on the section with the Angled windows Plus we resided and roofed the rest of the house to match the addition |
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Inside looking out to where the above picture was taken. We did everything from the ground up, including the stone work and made all the trim and panels. |
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28' x 28' Addition to an existing Home did everything from the ground up plus resided and reroofed the existing structure. |
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Kitchen Remodel We torn out a wall, that was where the sink is now. Put in a new ceiling and soffets and installed new Cabinets and countertops. |
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Kitchen Remodel Gutted the room and put in the Coffered ceiling new Cabinets and Countertops plus the lights in the soffet. |
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This used to have an 8' ceiling gutted it installed a 27' glue lamb beam and ceiling joists I especially like how the spiral staircase and hardwood floors turned out. |
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This is a shot looking back up Notice the glass block in the Island Cabinet, goes all the way around in a half circle. I had to use 4" x 6" glass blocks, in order to do that. Home Improvement Questions Form Tools at CornerHardware.com |
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