Portfolio
Our Project Gallery — Real Jobs Only
Every photograph below is from a job our own crew worked on — bathrooms, kitchens, flooring and drywall, some of them shot mid-build rather than styled afterward. It is a small gallery for now, and it grows as work finishes.
Our own photographs
Recent work, straight off the job
Bathrooms
Tiled walk-in shower, mid-remodel
Kitchens
Quartz counters, gas cooktop and mosaic backsplash
Flooring
Wood-look plank flooring through a hallway
Flooring
New carpet through a living area
Flooring
Carpet fitted to a staircase and landing
Flooring
New plank flooring meeting carpet at the thresholds
Interior
Skim-coating a ceiling with the room masked off
Interior
The whole room sheeted in plastic before ceiling work
How we use photos
No stock photos standing in for our work
Plenty of contractor websites fill a gallery with stock photography of kitchens nobody on the crew has ever set foot in. We are not doing that. A photograph on this page is a claim about work we did, so the only pictures here are ones taken on our own jobs — and the gallery stays as small as that honesty requires.
The photographs above are the start of that library, and more go up as jobs finish — eventually as a filterable before-and-after gallery covering kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, additions, patios and interior and exterior work. Job photos and reels also get posted to our Facebook page, and we are glad to talk you through similar projects in detail when we come out to quote.
Categories this gallery will cover
- Kitchens
- Bathrooms
- Flooring
- Additions
- Patios
- Interior
- Exterior
More on the way
Photographs get added here as jobs finish, including before-and-after pairs.
Judging any contractor's gallery
What to actually look for in project photos
The same angle, before and after
A genuine before-and-after pair is shot from the same spot. If the two photos do not line up, you are looking at two different rooms.
The unglamorous middle
Photos of open walls, a waterproofed shower pan or a leveled subfloor tell you far more about a contractor than a styled finished shot does.
Edges, corners and transitions
Look at where tile meets trim, where floors change material, and how the caulk lines run. That is where workmanship shows.
Photos of your kind of house
A gallery full of new-build finish-out says little about how someone handles a 1950s ranch with a moving slab. Ask to see the closest match.
Ask us about a project like yours
When we come out to quote, ask how we would sequence your job, what we would expect to find, and what could change the price. That conversation tells you more than a gallery does.