The things we get up to

Backframing Four Tray Ceilings

This project invited us to embark on the grand adventure of creating four, double-tray ceilings in one large game room. Imagine us, armed with string and tape measures, tiptoeing around like stealthy ceiling ninjas, ensuring each corner is as precise as a Swiss watch. 90 degrees was the hero; 91 degrees was the villain.

But, with patience, precision and around 7 billion nails, this project came together beautifully and will look stunning when its final finishes are applied.

Metal and Wood Fireplace Surrounds

Crafted with more precision than a cat plotting world domination and sturdier than your grandma's holiday fruitcake.

Bathroom to Throne Room

Trim work so elegant, the toilet paper feels underdressed.

Eliminating the daily high-jump routine by adding steps and landings.

Overhead Dream Beams

MISSION: Secret Door Installation… Location: CLASSIFIED

INTEL: unbox unit, conduct thorough assessment.

LOG PLAN: Coordinate transportation of the door and necessary equipment to the designated location.

SECURITY MEASURES (Sec Measures): Establish a defensive perimeter around the newly integrated door.

Conduct security sweeps to detect and neutralize any potential threats in the area.

ASSEMBLY AREA SETUP (AA SET): Establish a secure assembly area near the wall opening for pre-mission preparations.

APPROACH & INSERTION (A&I): Move the door to the immediate vicinity of the wall opening under the cover of available concealment.

EXTRACTION (Exfil): Withdraw from the area once the door is securely integrated and the defensive perimeter is established.

DOORFRAME INTEGRATION (DFI): Position the door at the wall opening with precision, ensuring proper alignment and fit.

CONCEALMENT: Hide in there.

Stylish portals for the sophisticated farmer in all of us.

Introducing the 'Oak-tastic Hearth Commander 3000'

Because your fireplace deserves more than just warmth; it deserves a daily standing ovation!

Shiplap Fireplace with Cedar Mantle

Not Just An Accent Wall

This wall features true nickel gap design paneling that serve three purposes for this 1890s farmhouse. One - its looks great! Two - it creates functional storage in an otherwise unusable wall that houses HVAC, plumbing and electrical chases. Three - it allows air to circulate freely behind the shelves. This promotes optimal airflow, reducing the risk of mold and mildew growth commonly associated with basement environments. The boards themselves are made from a moisture-resistant material (PVC), ensuring durability and longevity.

In historic homes, the prevalence of damp and musty basements is not uncommon; however, endeavors to transform these spaces into habitable and comfortable areas contribute significantly to the value of preserving these splendid time-honored dwellings.

The Great Beam Scheme

Start with a boring, lonely ceiling ➡️

Enter the “Great Beam Scheme!” ⬇️

⬅️ Those oak ceiling beams are so sturdy, they could probably support the weight of a herd of tap-dancing elephants