Northern Craft Before & After Photos

The goal of this job was to close in the existing walkway and create a TEMO solarium between the main house and the guest house. The home is a historic home that sits on the highest point in Jessup Maryland. Since this is a historic home, we had to get approval from the Historical Society before we were able to begin working on the job. The first thing we started working on was putting the walls up along the existing walkway at the front of the home, the second project was to start building the TEMO solarium off the back side of the house. The homeowner started this project a few years ago so there was an existing block foundation that we were able to build on.

This amazing family really wanted a fresher look and more cabinet space in their kitchen. We closed off a couple of walls allowing them to have a full U-shaped kitchen. One of my favorite things about this job (aside from the dragon scale tile) is the mosaic rose behind the stove symbolizing the homeowner's mother.

Justin needs more storage in his garage. We could not find any more space until we looked up. We hung shelves from the ceiling. Justin's wife did not want to look at ugly framing material as the finished product. We finished the bottoms or the ceiling with a white beadboard material, like a porch ceiling would have. The edges we added small crown molding to it for a good looking finish. Justin's wife is now happy. A happy wife is a happy life. The area of storage that we added was two floating platforms that are 4 foot by 8 foot. The wall-hung shelves was 2 foot deep by 24 foot long. WE TRULY ADDED MORE STORAGE SPACE. 

In 2017 there was a bad windstorm that caused the steeple to be blown off of Come As You Are Bible Fellowship Church. Before reinstalling the steeple, we refinished the fiberglass around the sphere where a crack had been made. We also rebuilt the internal structure for the steeple to rest on. Once we got the steeple back in place it was time to secure it. We bolted the steeple into the base and adhered the two together with fiberglass.

Our client informed us that her sliding glass door was leaking water. After calling in another company to just replace the window they realized the job was beyond just a door replacement. We were able to replace the rotted floor truss and seal the wall up good as new.