Projects

15 years ago I helped build this cabin. Came back to finish out the ceiling with aspen tongue & groove.

Client had the design already, I came in and brought it to life. Focus was on getting everything tight, clean, and comfortable to use. Benches are solid, lines are straight, and everything fits the way it should

These were decorative doors the client bought online. I modified, fit, and installed them as a working master bedroom door. Took some extra work to get everything lined up and functioning right, but it turned out clean and solid.

Built this entire staircase from rough-sawn lumber based off a concept I drew up with the client. Took it from an idea to a finished product—layout, structure, and finish all done from scratch. Solid, clean, and built to last.

Laid this out to keep every line straight and every space consistent. Took the time to get it right so everything flows clean across the wall. When it’s done like this, you can tell the difference right away.

Historic Opera House Remodel & Restoration Part of bringing this old opera house back to life. Focus was on cleaning it up while respecting the original structure and feel of the building. Work like this takes patience—making it look right without losing what made it what it is.

Built this pergola based off a picture the client brought me. Took that idea and laid it out to fit the space right, then built it solid and clean. Everything tied in the way it should and turned out exactly how they wanted.

Set these heavy log beams—each a few hundred pounds—into a ridge we built after finishing the tongue and groove ceiling. Each one had to be custom fit and worked into place so everything lined up clean. Took some planning and muscle, but it came together solid and looks right.

This was part of a full custom frame with radius and angled walls throughout the house. The stairway was just one section of it. Took extra layout to keep everything lining up clean. Definitely one of my favorite builds I’ve framed.

Laid this ceiling out to keep everything flowing clean through the space. With angles like this, it takes some extra planning to keep it from looking off. When it’s done right, everything lines up and just feels clean when you walk in.

Nothing fancy on this one—just clean, solid shelving built to fit the space right. Everything is straight, level, and ready to be used.

Part of a restoration job where we saved as much of the original woodwork as we could. The old window seat wasn’t worth keeping, so I tore it out and built this one to fit the space right. Came together clean and works the way it should.

This was part of an addition with limited space, so we built the shower into the corner and used glass to keep it open. Came together clean and made the room feel bigger—they love it.

Built this deck on a hillside, which took some extra layout to get everything solid and level. This was for a past client I had remodeled for years before. It’s a big deck, built to last, and still holding up great today. They’ve since painted it and it looks even better now.

This cabin was originally built by the client’s great grandpa using trees he cut down himself. They wanted to save it, but it couldn’t be moved without falling apart. So we tore it down log by log, rebuilt the structure, and worked those original logs back into the new build. It’s different from what it was, but it turned out solid and something they can keep for years.