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Built In Book Case
Other Services
![]() Ikea bookcases were used for the base of the built ins. |
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![]() Bookcases were placed on both sides of the wall to create the illusion of the bookcase passing though the wall. |
![]() The bookcases were reinforced for strength and the sides were thickened for a higher quality look. |
![]() The bookcases were put on a base because the floor was not level. |
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![]() Lights were added to the top to light up the books. |
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Bunk Bed Anchor
Porch Ceiling Beadboard
![]() Porch ceiling before tongue and groove boards. | ![]() Unfinished tongue and groove installed on a porch in the Museum District. |
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![]() Tongue and groove sealed with a quality exterior primer to protect the wood from the elements. | ![]() A porch swing was installed and the tongue and groove was painted a traditional shade of light blue. |
Under Stair Storage
![]() A customer in the Fan wanted to utilized the dead space under their stairs for storage. | ![]() The panel was carefully cut out and exposed the space where the storage drawer will go. |
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![]() Heavy duty sliders were mounted to the floor so the drawer could easily be opened and closed when full. | ![]() The entire drawer was constructed and slide out to full depth. |
![]() This angle shows how much volume this storage drawer has. | ![]() The panel that was removed was attached to the drawer so it would blend in with the paneling. |
![]() Magnetic latches hold the drawer closed, and with a press would open the drawer enough to be able to grab it and pull it all of the way out. |
Custom Built In
![]() This customer wanted an area to store their extensive DVD collection. This was a closet that was in an odd location. | ![]() There are panels on either side that pop out for some more hidden storage. |
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![]() The lower cabinet was large and is used for storage of larger items. | ![]() The shelves were all adjustable to hold different sized DVD cases, VHS tapes, and other media. |
Small Bathroom Renovation
![]() The floor was rotten in this small bathroom in Lakeside. There was a leak that had been fixed long ago, but the wood still dry rotted. | ![]() The rotten wood was removed, and a floor joist was sistered to add strength. |
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![]() New sub flooring was installed to the correct height so the toilet would not leak again | ![]() The rest of the old flooring was removed and new sub floor was installed in the entire bathroom. |
![]() Old stick on tiles were removed from the wall. The medicine cabinet was removed, as well as an out of use window that was covered up by an addition. | ![]() The walls were finished an painted. Then the floor tile was installed. |
![]() After the tile the wainscoting was installed and painted. Then the trim and toilet were reinstalled. | ![]() A small vanity was installed to replace a pedestal sink to add some storage to this small space. |
Fence and Gate Building and Repair
![]() A small privacy fence in the Fan. | ![]() A sturdy lock was added for security. |
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Exterior Storage Doors
![]() When this house in the Museum District was new this was originally an ice box. | ![]() Currently it is used for some storage and it houses the electrical meter and other utilities. |
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![]() New doors were built in the style of the old rotting doors. | ![]() After paint you would never know they weren't the original doors. |
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