Client wanted to have their custom made "Modern" door installed as a pocket door in their bedroom entrance.

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Had to open the wall to install "Cavity Sliders" hardware.

Hung door into pocket cavity.

Patched wall with new drywall.

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Client was looking to have a pocket door designed and made.

Client decided to go with a modern looking door with Chevrons with Gold Borders.

Door was Dye stained black around the borders, and the Chevons were stained with Dark Brown.

The client purchased a single 36" door and wanted to have the door be made into a French Door (2 Doors).

This required me to be able to cut the door and then size it to the appropriate size to fit the door frame.

I also made a custom door frame to fit the door into.

And during the install, had to make sure the door aligned with the carving correctly.

Client wanted a window to door conversion. Had to make a set of custom French Doors to replace the outgoing window.

Doors were made from Poplar Hardwood.

They were also painted two tone, brown on the outside, and white on the inside.

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Client was wanting to have a window removed, and replaced with a custom set of French Doors.

Had to remove the window, open the wall and frame for the proper size for the new doors.

Then had to patch the stucco and the drywall, after the doors were installed.

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Medical Doctors Office wanted to have a custom; mosaic door installed in their examination room.

Medical Doctors office wanted to have a custom; mosaic door installed in their office reception room.

Customer wanted to have his French Doors replaced with new ones.  He had wood rot in the threshold and on the bottom of the old doors.  Discovered that the door frame and threshold was never waterproofed properly, which was allowing water to pool and rot the wood.

Made a new door, frame and threshold out of hardwood, and installed in his home.  Doors were made custom for his specific opening from hard wood, which resists moisture better than pine. Pine is what the doors that you buy at big box stores are made of.

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Had a client with damage to his garage door frame rear entrance.  

There was water damage from a leak in his roof, causing severe damage, with mold growing on the framing.  

Had to open the stucco and replace all of the wood framing in order to install a new door.

Client wanted to have a door with a side light converted to an accordion style door where he would be able to have a wider entrance if he desired it.

I removed the side light and converted it to another door, then attached it to the existing to have an accordion style door.

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Client purchased a "Dutch Door" that needed to be installed into the side of the house.  

I cut the door down to proper size.  Mortised all of the holes for the hinges, door knobs, and deadbolt.  

Installed rubber threshold in order to stop insects and air drafts from coming into the house.

Had to install a skylight into a roof.  

Had to make a new frame by cutting joists, installing new OSB sheeting, flashing opening, and installing new shingles.

An artist client of mine, wanted to make a "Tree Shelf Library" that she designed on her wall.  

Took all the measurements,  3D modeled it on the Computer and used it to make plans.  

Followed plans, cut out of 3/4 inch Maple, and used dowels and yellow glue to put together.  

Installed on wall using pocket screws, and finished a polyurethane.

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Had to repair a roof.  Replaced joists, plywood sheeting and installed new shingles.

Customer wanted to convert an upstairs loft into a Master Bedroom.

I had to frame a new door at the end of the hallway.  

Afterwords, I installed a new hollow core Dore that matched the others in the other rooms.  

As well as match the door molding and door hardware.

Had to frame out a "California Fill", to join the roof of the garage to the main house.  

This roof had rot in the garage joists, so had to remove the joists that were rotted, replace the joists and make a new fill area to sheet over.

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Client wanted a custom vanity made, with cherry wood, including the top.  

And wanted a nice copper sink and dark faucet to complement the wood.

Made the top with a nice grain showing to highlight the wood, and sealed with a nice polyurethane to keep the water out.

Built it with self closing drawer slides, and door hinges.

Doors and sides of the vanity were constructed with panels.

Client wanted to have their sliding doors removed and instead have French Doors for their rear entrance, leading to the backyard.  

Had to do some framing to accommodate the larger size needed for the opening for the French doors.  

Sliding glass door was also not waterproofed properly, so had to do that as well.

Patched the stucco and colored the stucco to try and match the color of the stucco.

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Made a set of custom blinds (plantation shutter style) for someone's bathroom.  

These were made out of Cherry wood, and sealed with a polyurethane so that they can last in the moisture of the bathroom.

Also made the matching molding and window casing out of Cherry wood, to make sure everything matched.

Client wanted to have some crates as benches for his office.  

The crates would be strong enough to put a cushion on top for clients to sit on, and he would be able to open the crates and use them for storage.

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Client wanted a Dutch door made for their home office.  

Door was made to exact door frame measurements and installed in the clients home office.

Door came out beautiful.

Client wanted to have a bathtub removed and converted to a stand up shower.  

Client wanted a plastic base on the bottom and tile on the walls.  

Had to remove concrete floor and move plumbing from the side of the wall, to the center of the floor, to accomodate the new plumbing.

Old installer did not make an access box, so I made sure that there was one left, in order to facilitate any plumbing access needs in the future.

Waterproofed the walls with water tight rubber membrane that was rolled on the walls.

I think it came out nice.

Client had a leak for a prolonged period of time under his sink.  

It caused the bottom and back of the cabinet to fall apart, since MDF does not react well to water.  

Had to remove the old MDF from the back and the bottom.  

Ran new PEX pipe behind the wall, and moved electrical box (for garbage disposal) so that it would look nice in the sink cabinet.  

I used Oak plywood, and sealed it with a Shellac for quick drying.  

Client also wanted to have a drawer added to the bottom, to make the retrieving of cleaning products easier.  

I think it came out great..

I needed a roof to keep me cool in the summer and dry in the winter.  

So I made a roof for the side of the house, which I am now making my wood shop.  

I started with framing the roof and attached it to the existing roof, and then sheeted it.  

It came out very well.

Client wanted to have a window removed, and the opening expanded to install a new door on the side of the house that led to a bathroom.  

The plan was to be able to have a door that his kids could use to hit the shower after they were in the swimming pool.

Had to do major reframing of the studs to make room for the taller than usual door.

Repatched the stucco and made sure it was water tight.

Client needed to have a new door made that matched their 60 year old door.  

They lived in a townhouse, and their HOA only allowed a door that looked like the others.  

The old door was made to look like a 3 panel door.  

So, I went ahead and made a 3 panel door to match their old door, with an upgrade.  

I think it came out wonderful, and the clients agreed.

Client wanted me to make some long and thick floating shelves for his bar area.  

I made 2 of them from Poplar, and painted white.  

I had to use heavy duty hangers in order to be able to have them work with the weight of the wood, and whatever he was going to put on top afterwards.

I fixed a customers outdoor lights from years of neglect.  

He needed a new power converter and some new wiring, along with new lights.  

I made some flood lights to highlight his fountain, and then some walk lights for around the perimeter.  

I think that it came out great!

Client had an entrance door with broken glass that he needed replaced.  

We removed the door, replaced the glass, and reinstalled the door.