Before photo elevated wooden rotted deck, stairs, and railing, with a grassy yard below and trees in the background.
Finished Cedar deck with stairs and railing detached to a house, with a covered pergola or shade structure built over part of the deck.

These homeowners needed to replace their deck. They wanted a larger pergola with a few panels allowing the sunshine in while remaining cool in the afternoon summer and dry while watching the rain.

Wooden deck detached to house with stairs and outdoor furniture, with a large tree and a clear blue sky in the background. Before picture of a rotted deck
Finished cedar deck with stairs leading to a house, supported by concrete and pressure treated posts, with a privacy fence on the right, and a covered section with a gazebo/pergola on top.

These homeowners had plenty of experience remodeling homes: however they became a bit stuck when it came to building this AUD (auxiliary dwelling unit.) When we arrived, there was one wall framed and standing. We took some time to review the plans, double check the layout, and then got to work framing.

The homeowners acted as the general contractors bringing in the concrete, HVC, electrician, roofer and plumbers. They wanted us to help get them to a position that they are familiar with and they would take it from there. We helped to get them dried in and they finished this 900sq ft home with garage and garage store for their mother.

These homeowners had plenty of experience remodeling homes: however they became a bit stuck when it came to building this AUD (auxiliary dwelling unit.) When we arrived, there was one wall framed and standing. We took some time to review the plans, double check the layout, and then got to work framing.

The homeowners acted as the general contractors bringing in the concrete, HVC, electrician, roofer and plumbers. They wanted us to help get them to a position that they are familiar with and they would take it from there. We helped to get them dried in and they finished this 900sq ft home with garage and garage store for their mother.

Pressure treated posts along a roadside for fencing, with a curve in the road and trees in the background.

Let’s build us a redwood fence.

Unstained redwood fence on the right side, bordered by green bushes and trees.
A finished redwood fence lines a curve in the road with some green bushes and tall trees in the background.
Finished dog run white lattice railing, steps with black patterned mats, and a yard with shrubs and trees on a sunny day with hills in the background.
A backyard side yard that needs to be rebuilt with white lattice fencing, gravel ground, and garden hoses, next to a yellow house and overlooking green hills.

We love our dogs and so do our clients. We updated this dog run to add stability and escape proof for the “master of the house.”

View of the side of a house with yellow siding and white-framed windows, a rebuilt white lattice fence along the yard, and green bushes with soil in the foreground. The sky is clear and blue.
The dishwasher leaked so we had to pull the flooring and replace part of the subfloor and dry the floor out. We leveled out the transition from an old repair gone bad.

We love dishwashers until something goes wrong. Unfortunately, these customers had a slow leak causing the flooring and subfloor to need repair. We replaced a portion of the subfloor after drying everything out and then put the kitchen back together.

installed the flooring. Surrounding cabinets and appliances are visible, including a stainless steel refrigerator on the left, a stove on the right, and a white shelving unit with various items on the far left.
Side entrance with stairs that need to be replaced, two white animal statues on the left side, and a dog partly visible in the bottom right corner. Behind the porch is a screen door and a beige wall.
Built new stairs for the side entrance to house with white door, brown stairs, potted flowers, garden gnome, and decorative items

After twenty five years, it was time to replace this back deck and these side stairs. We added a small, white railing to aid these homeowners with getting up and down the stairs. The deck took a bit a time with the planning department because the existing deck was built over the property line. We were able to figure out a new smaller yet useful deck that met the Planning Departments requirements and fulfilled the clients’ needs.

Weathered wooden porch with steps leading down, attached to a yellow house with a window. The porch is surrounded by plants and a garden, with a sloped grassy hill in the background under a clear blue sky.
Rebuilt small outdoor deck with brown wooden steps and white railing.
Front view of a worn blue wooden staircase with black metal railings leading to a front door of a house. The staircase shows signs of peeling paint and weathering.
Front porch with blue stairs and white railing leading to a brown wooden front door of a house with beige siding.

It was time to replace these stairs as they were rotted and the railings were wobbly. New stairs, new railing, and new hand rail.

Sometimes we are asked to finish a project a homeowner starts. Here, the homeowners started to replace their railing on this deck but health issues prevented them from completing the job. We followed their design and were able to finish the railing and create a safe deck. They will finish the staining and painting when the weather and body permits.

View of a wooden balcony railing with peeling white paint that needs to be repaired
A wooden deck with a newly built safety railing overlooking a wooded landscape.
Exterior of a house with light blue siding, a white door without stairs or deck.

These homeowners decided to remove their hot tub and add some exterior stairs. We were able to create this cute Western Red Cedar mini deck and stairs.

A newly built wooden western red cedar deck with stairs leading up to a white door, attached to a mint green house with white trim.
Empty garden bed prepared for planting, surrounded by a measuring tape, with gardening tools, chairs, and decorative elements in the background.
A backyard patio newly constructed with western red cedar.

There was an old worn patio when we arrived. Our client decided to go with Western Red Cedar. We were able to get the blocks in before some heavy rain. Then we were able to build the deck before some snowfall. The homeowner wasn’t sure if she wanted to have the deck sealed or let the cedar weather to gray.

A backyard area prepped for new wooden patio to be built
A newly built wooden deck in a backyard, surrounded by grass, potted plants, a birdbath, and outdoor furniture.
A older weathered deck, with a railing around the edges, surrounded by a yard with trees.

This large front deck had some issues so the homeowner decided to keep a similar layout but replace with Western Red Cedar. Now they can grill on the front deck or out on the back deck.

Newly built western red cedar deck with railing attached to the front of a yellow house with two windows and a door, with a driveway and parked cars in the background.
Empty wooden built-in bookshelf and desk with drawers in a room.
Office with green/gray cabinets, a wooden desktop, a printer and office supplies on the counter, a stainless steel panel, and a tiled surface.
View of a office with wooden cabinets and newly built doors for the shelves

These customers reached out to us because they didn’t like the open displays. They asked us to make doors for the different spaces. We made seven doors in total. After we installed the cabinet doors, we took them off so the homeowner could finish with the primer and paint.

The peak of a house's gable with visible damaged or rotted trim on the edges, described as before

The homeowners were referred to us by the original builder to repair some dry rot that occurred. Ever hear the phrase “ take out bad wood and put in good wood”? That is what we did here.

Close-up of house's exterior showing replaced trim and new molding on the roof's edge, with a window and part of the roof visible under a cloudy sky.
Bathroom with exposed toilet drain, missing toilet, with blue painter's tape on walls and floor, and a small sink on the left side.

Yikes, plumbing issues. The homeowner found out after about a year after moving in that this AUD’s toilet was not connected. We worked in conjunction with the plumber to repair this bathroom. We pulled up the existing flooring and cutout the bad portion of the subfloor and drywall. They/we could not source flooring to match so the client choose a bamboo floor. We replaced the baseboard and door trim, and matched the wall texture. The homeowners will prime and paint the bathroom to help save on expenses.

Repaired bathroom after water damage. Picture of newly textured wall, newly installed bamboo floor and new trim.

One of our first clients called us back to help give the master bedroom a face lift. The homeowner pulled the baseboards and carpet out to get the area prepped for us and help save on expenses. We came in to lay down the floor and replace the newly painted (thanks to the homeowner) baseboards. Surprise, there is a crawlspace hatch in the closet. We had to start in the hallway (replacing a few worn planks) and work into the bedroom with the first course so we could figure out the layout for the closet. Our customer is ecstatic with the results and so are we.

Interior room with unfinished floor and brown walls, doorway in the background, multiple electrical outlets on walls. Carpet was pulled to prep for the installation of hardwood flooring.
An empty room with hardwood flooring and beige walls, some of which have electrical outlets, with an open doorway leading to another room.
Room under renovation with exposed plywood subfloor and a partially painted wall, seen through an open door.
Room with newly installed hardwood flooring and orange-brown painted walls.
Wooden floor with a matching crawlspace access panel and a wall with a white baseboard in the background.

We got a call because part of these homeowners trim had fallen off. We did a walk around the house to all the areas that needed to be addressed. Yup, you know it, then we cut out the bad wood until we found good wood.