
Cupped, split decking with boards dropping through a failing substructure. The dock was no longer safe to walk on.

Decking removed down to the frame, exposing the rotted bearers and stringers that had to come out.

Fresh pressure-treated bearers bolted to the existing pilings, which were still sound and worth keeping.

Stringers and cross-framing squared up and checked for level before a single deck board went down.

New framing, new decking, and a fresh solid-color stain built to hold up to sun and salt water.

A narrow brick strip down the middle of the yard, patchy grass on either side, and nowhere to sit outside.

Pressure-treated framing set on piers off the back door, squared and leveled to the existing patio.

Irregular flagstone set by hand from the deck to the parking pad, with fresh timber edging along the fence line.
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Finished deck, pergola, planting beds, and a stone path that ties the whole backyard together.

Deep slate blue on all four walls, cut in clean at the ceiling and against crisp white trim. Two full coats, no lap lines.

Soft sage green with white trim and ceiling. Furniture moved, floors covered, and everything put back where we found it.

The client loved her old pocket door but wanted it to swing instead. We converted the opening to a left-hand swing French door, keeping the same 15-lite glass panel style she liked, shown here closed and open.

We installed and painted these two-panel interior doors, along with all the surrounding trim, for a clean, finished look throughout the hallway.

The original front door: weathered white paint worn down to bare fiberglass, with a tired frame and trim to match.

A rich charcoal-navy door and fresh white trim, with new caulk lines for a crisp, clean frame.

Weathered decking and loose boards on the old dock walkway, ready to be rebuilt.

A new boardwalk runs along the water's edge, connecting the yard to the boat docks beyond.

New elevated stairs and railings connect the walkway to a shaded overlook deck among the oaks.

The finished walkway includes a built-in bench and leads straight to the covered boat dock.
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