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 Job #RRR3
You can get the look of cherry cabinets by selecting
red birch and having a talented stain and finish
guy. This is our first experience with Silestone.
Two different colors of this solid surface were used
here. A well-known recording artist lives here. He
meticulously designed this kitchen, and even did
a bit of the work himself!
 Job
#5945
A sort of "Hey, just do it; we want the best no
matter what it costs!" attitude made this out to
be one of the finest looking kitchens we have ever
completed. This photo barely reveals the feel of
this kitchen. Granite tops, two different cabinet
colors and the best appliances, this kitchen invites
you from every part of the home.
 Job
#5937
All black and white, even down to the two grout
colors, this kitchen has all the feel of the fifties,
with chrome bar stools and retro-style lights. Reed
glass in these upper cabinets lets light through
without having to show off fancy china if you don't
want to.
 Job
#5961
I am overwhelmed by the transformation we created
in this 50 year-old home. We did it by removing the
partition wall
between the living room and the kitchen. These are
cherry cabinets with shaker-style doors, brick looking
tiles on the backsplash, granite tops and recessed
halogen lights in the ceiling and over the task areas,
like we do in most of our kitchens.
 Job
#5992
This bright and beautiful kitchen is convincing proof
of how nice painted cabinets can be. They look especially
nice against the oak hardwood floor. This is also
a good use of the traditional "U" shaped
design for a kitchen. As with most all of our kitchens
these cabinets have blind adjustable hinges and the
drawers are all mounted with full extension guides.
The interiors of the cabinets and drawers are white
melamine finish. These tops are Corian with a tile
backsplash. The stainless steel splash behind the
cooktop was made to order.
 Job
#5839
This
kitchen features "Home Depot" cabinets
(purchased by the
homeowner and installed by us). The ceiling height
is seven feet due to HVAC
ducting between floors. Recessed lights were installed
between the pendant
lights to give the island more adequate lighting without
overcrowding the
pendant lights. These countertops are Wilsonart laminate
360 degree bullnosed
fronts. It gives the appearance of granite without
the cost. We were able to
protect and patch in the existing laminate flooring.
 Job
#5084
This
kitchen in Colusa, CA features birch cabinets with a
whitewash finish, low volt halogen recessed lights and
laminate tops. We also
installed an exhaust fan behind the cooktop which raises
up about six inches
behind the cooktop area when it is activated. It features
a remote motor which
keeps the noise level down significantly.
 Job
#5860
This
high end master bathroom features tile floor,tile walls
to about 36 inches high,tile countertops and backsplash,
glass block partition
wall and tile to the ceiling in the shower. Most of our
showers are designed to be functional without shower
doors.
 Job
#2385
This
is a custom bathroom vanity which is about 37 inches
high.
There are several advantages to the extra height ( about
7 inches higher than
traditional ). Among other benefits it is much easier
for posture and back to
have a higher sink, and you get an extra row of drawers.
 Job
#2385
Although
more expensive to build than traditional redwood or
cedar decks , TREX is our composite deck of choice. We
have taken out enough
decks that have deteriorated over the years to be convinced
that the composite
decks are a real bargain over the long term. Framing
with pressure treated and
standard lumber and covering our joists with sheet metal
caps or other water
resistant membrane helps insure that the frame will last
the many years that
the decking does. Our most recent deck was fastened with
stainless steel screws
that are designed to pull the composite down and not
leave a mushroom affect at
the top of the decking.
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