Construction 

Framing

When it comes to new construction, framing is where your building begins to take shape. A building’s frame is the skeleton that supports all of the finishing features, like drywall, doors, windows, and even your roof.

Drywall

Also known as wallboard, this large rigid sheet of finishing material is used to create walls, ceilings and other buildings. Compared to ther materials, drywall is of higher quality, more durable, versatile, and fire resistant. 

Flooring

Flooring is a crucial part of any interior design. While our first interaction with a space is visual, the first physical contact a person will have with your space is the flooring. It serves as a foundation to your design and can ultimately impact its overall success. 

Painting

 Interior paint is an effective way to protect walls, doors, and trim. Paint minimizes damage from moisture and can even help surfaces hold up longer from normal wear and tear. 

Trim

While they might appear purely decorative, trim and molding cover ragged, unfinished edges of drywall, fill gaps around door and window jambs, and generally dress up intersections of drywall, wood and other spaces that would be eyesores. 

Renovation

Although there are many good reasons to renovate your home, your own comfort and enjoyment are the main important factors. A renovation can also make your home more functional and attractive, and can often increase your home's value. 

Decks

Decks are a fantastic gathering place, and they're a wonderful option if you enjoy entertaining family and friends. From a summer cookout to an afternoon lunch, decks provide a comfortable place to sit down and enjoy the great outdoors.