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Real jobs, real photos. Every picture here is our own work, plus a few lessons from the field along the way.

Before, during & after

A complete exterior renovation

New sheathing and insulation behind James Hardie siding in Deep Ocean, with new windows, trim, gutters and a new roof.

Before: back of a small house with worn gray siding while the old roof is being replaced
Before
During: old siding removed, walls re-sheathed with new OSB and new windows installed, waiting on trim
During
After: same house with deep blue James Hardie lap siding, white trim, new windows and a new shingle roof
After

Featured project · 2026

A custom driveway with drainage built in

On this beautiful property overlooking a golf course, water had been washing out the ground beside the house, and the brick wall was cracked, sinking and pulling away from it. We dug out the whole area, brought in new dirt and trenched in an underground drainage system to carry water from the downspouts away from the house. Then we tore out and rebuilt the wall in matching brick, waterproofed it before backfilling, and replaced the old driveway with a dyed and stamped one. The trees and shrubs that were in the way were replanted.

Driveway & drainage

The old concrete driveway broken up and loaded in a dump trailer to be hauled away
Old drive out
Downspout tied into new underground drainage pipe in a trench beside the house
Drainage in
Driveway area leveled over the buried drainage system, with stone-edged beds on both sides, ready for sod
Graded & ready
Finished dyed and stamped concrete driveway beside a brick house, overlooking a golf course
Finished

Brick wall

Section of brick wall torn out down to the sheathing and block, with the surrounding brick supported
Torn out
Rebuilt block foundation wall with fresh waterproof coating, waiting to cure before backfill
Waterproofed
Completed brick wall in matching brick below a window
Rebuilt
New brick wall with trees, shrubs and flowers replanted in fresh topsoil
Replanted

From the field

What we see on the job

Real problems from real jobs, so you know what to look for and what a careful fix looks like.

Architectural shingle torn open where a falling branch punched through the roof
Storm damage A branch fell in a storm and stabbed through the shingles into the roof decking. We helped the owner through the insurance claim and made the repair.
Metal roof vent cap rubbed with pink chalk, showing round hail dents as dark spots
Checking for hail Soft metal on a roof dents easily in hail. Rubbing flat chalk sideways across it makes every impact stand out, for our inspection and for the insurance adjuster's photos. Dents in the metal are part of the story of what the shingles went through.
Blue tarp sealed into a roof valley where two rooflines meet
Tarping a tough spot A leaking roof protected until the repair. Valleys like this are hard to cover, so the top edge is tucked under the shingles and every edge is sealed watertight.
Close-up of a capped fastener sealed through a roof tarp
Sealing every fastener Each fastener through a tarp gets a cap and sealant, so a temporary fix never adds new holes for water to find.
Dark, soft area on OSB roof decking caused by a slow leak
A slow leak in the decking What a slow leak does to OSB decking before it rots all the way through. Catching it here means a smaller repair.
Blown-in attic insulation stained and pitted by dripping water
Wet attic insulation Blown-in insulation catching a slow leak. The small dark holes are where drips keep landing and work down toward the ceiling. Once insulation gets wet, it's ruined.
Light blue-green stain in attic insulation below a rafter, caused by a sweating copper AC line above
A green stain isn't a roof leak Blue-green color in attic insulation usually comes from the AC line, not the roof. When the insulation on the copper suction line tears or gets crushed, the line sweats, the copper slowly corrodes, and the drips tint everything below.
Recessed ceiling light seen from the attic, with dark dust-stained insulation around it where air leaks through
Dirty insulation means air is moving Gaps around this ceiling light let air travel between the interior and the attic. The dark streaks are dust and dirt the insulation caught along the way. What it doesn't catch stays in the air.
Interior view of a new window installed in a framed wall, sealed with foam and set level on shims
Sealed, shimmed and level A new window from the inside before drywall. It sits level on shims and is sealed all the way around, so it opens smoothly and keeps the weather out for a lifetime.

Recent work

Two-story brick and tan siding home with a new dark shingle roof, gutters and gutter guards
Roof, Gutters & Guards Roofing
Crawlspace with a new white moisture barrier over the ground, lit by a work light
Crawlspace Moisture Barrier Crawlspace
Newly framed pressure-treated front porch on a three-story townhome
Porch Framing Framing
Two-story stone and brick home with a repaired shingle roof, seen from the street
Insurance Roof Repair Roofing
Roofer blowing off a newly finished shingle roof on a brick ranch house during final clean-up
Clean-Up Before We Leave Roofing
Crew installing a new dark architectural shingle roof on a large brick home
Shingle Roof Replacement Roofing
Underside of a framed porch showing pressure-treated joists and blocking over plywood
Built to Last Framing
Gable finished in dark shake siding with white trim and vent, above a new shingle roof and dark lap siding
Shake Siding & Roof Siding
New-construction duplex in house wrap with new windows and doors
New Construction Duplex New construction

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