Northern Craft Before & After Photos

We were brought in to finish off this family's laundry room and add a small bathroom. We are also fixing the rotten posts that are supporting the screened-in porch above. We went in and cut the posts off at ground level and poured concrete into the holes beneath the posts. After about 10 years or so, any pressure-treated wood that is underground will start to rot out, so it's always a good idea to have your deck posts inspected annually.

Our clients were having issues with their sunroom leaking every time it would rain. The cause of the leaking was dd to the wrong materials being used in the installation of the windows, and the brick masonry not being resealed in quite some time. We replaced all of the windows and resealed the brick. Before resealing the brickwork, we soaked and then scrubbed the brick to ensure the sealant would adhere to the brick. 

Our clients really disliked having to repaint their deck every couple of years. We went over different materials, so they knew what required to least amount of maintenance and decided on TREX decking. They also weren't happy with how the plastic panels along the railing began to fog over, obstructing the view of the water from upstairs. We replaced the plastic panels with metal wiring for a clean look with no obstructions of the view.

This amazing family loved their home but wanted more space to relax and enjoy themselves. We built a two-story addition giving them a sunroom off of the kitchen upstairs and a billiards/ game room downstairs. They truly couldn't have been happier with the results.

The office space in our client's new home was completely bare. She knew she wanted a lot of storage space. We decided to build built-in shelving along the entirety of the back wall. Aside from just wanting to add storage to the space she also wanted to add character, to help achieve this we installed a craftsman style wainscotting around the whole room. The cherry on top of the new office space is the sliding library ladder.