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    • Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling
    • Home Additions & New Construction
    • Flooring & Tile Installation
    • Painting & Drywall Services
    • Carpentry & Trim Work
    • Handyman & General Contractor Services
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(405) 513-2664
Construction site with plumbing, rebar, and a worker prepping for concrete pouring.

Concrete and dirt work 1 month


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Construction site: Man stands near concrete patio being prepared for pouring. Rebar grid, pipes visible. Sunny day.

Laying and tiring rebar


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Construction site: trench in dirt, freshly poured concrete slab, worker, and building in the background.

End of the first truck


Two workers smoothing fresh concrete slab at a construction site, sunny outdoor setting.

First pass of finishing after weld plates 


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Two-story metal building, gray upper, white lower, with porch. Construction site, overcast sky.

1 1/2 months later the metal crew had it put together. 


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Interior view of a wooden frame structure under construction, with spray foam insulation and a metal roof.

Interior frame took 3 weeks 


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Interior view of a wood-framed staircase under construction, with tools and a blue ladder present.

I rough framed the steps at 3’ wide and included a pantry and storage in the master closet

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Wooden staircase under construction in a building. Nails gun is on the floor, surrounded by wood shavings.

Adding risers and runners to the stringers 


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Wooden staircase under construction inside a building. Framing visible; OSB steps.

After glue and nailed down with 2 and 3/8 ring shank nails 


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Interior of a room under construction, wood framing with spray foam insulation.

The second story bedrooms


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Interior wooden framing with spray foam insulation.

The same closet after blocking and backing complete 


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Interior view of a house under construction; wooden framing, insulation, scaffolding, and people working on a mezzanine.

Hanging boxes for electric 


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Wooden concrete form next to a building, set in dirt, awaiting concrete pour.

We set up walkways for concrete in the beginning of the build so if the customer wanted changes made a few months further it is much easier to adjust before concrete is poured 

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Interior of a room under construction: insulation in walls, unfinished ceiling, window on left, tools on floor.

Insulation took me 3 days


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Interior of a room under construction with insulation installed between wood framing; window.

Master bedroom above


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Interior framing and insulation in an attic, illuminated by a work light, showing construction in progress.

Front entry wall


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Interior construction: Walls with insulation, scaffolding, window.

Open ceiling no insulation 


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Interior of a room under construction; insulation and window visible; two scaffolds with wooden platforms in the middle.

Open ceiling no insulation 


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Plumbing and insulation exposed within a wall. White PVC pipe with purple primer visible.
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Interior view of a room under construction with unfinished walls and ceiling; sunlight streams through skylights.

Tape bed drywall and texture took roughly 2 weeks with cold weather and other variables 


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Interior wall with freshly applied drywall, a window, and electrical boxes.

First week I applied two coats of primer and sanded walls to smooth out imperfections


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Interior room with unfinished white walls, window, and ceiling fixtures.

Continued

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Interior of a room with high ceilings, scaffolding, and partially painted walls in various shades of white.

Cotinued


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Empty room with white walls, ceiling, and doorway. Recessed lights and small window visible. Construction in progress.

Cotinued

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Interior room being painted, lit by work lights. Grey walls, recessed ceiling lights, ladder.

After completing two coats of primer and touch ups, I began applying first coat of paint. Total time of paint before trim 2 weeks 


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Room with freshly painted gray walls, spotlight, and large fan; construction site.

Continued

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Interior of a room partially painted grey and white, with windows and a construction spotlight.

First floor first coat


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Interior room with scaffolding, fresh gray paint on the walls and ceiling, windows, and a paint bucket.

Cotinued

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Interior of a room under construction, with white walls, a doorway, and work lights.

Cotinued

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Interior construction: drywall partially painted on ceiling and walls; scaffolding in room.

Continued

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Floor tiling in progress; gray wood-look tiles on a concrete floor, with tools and supplies in a room.

Tile work began following second coat of paint and it took 3 weeks to lay and grout floor

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Installing wood-look floor tiles on a concrete surface in a room with gray walls.

This was our first day stopping point


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Basement floor installation in progress; gray wood-look tile, yellow extension cord.

Progress after the second day 

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Man tiling a room with wood-look tiles; supplies and boxes are scattered around the work in progress.

Continued

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Baseboard being stained; blue tape protects wall and floor tiles.

After the flooring and trim were installed, we stained the base, case, painted cabinets, and doors 

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Laundry room corner with gray walls, a white door, and blue painter's tape on trim, floor, and a power outlet.

Utility room 


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Close-up of a white door with stained dark wood trim and blue painter's tape. Light-colored trim above.

Door trim stain 

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Staircase under construction; wood steps with dark trim and blue painter's tape, interior setting.

Stair trim 

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Interior room with gray walls, blue trim, gray wood-look tile floor, ladder, and doorway.

More trim work 

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Room with window and closet being painted. Blue tape protects surfaces, white paint, neutral walls.

Bedroom #2


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Room with freshly painted light gray walls, blue tape around a closet and window, and wood trim.

Bedroom #3


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Room with gray and blue walls, construction in progress. Taped window, paint bucket, and tools on the floor.

First coat in bedroom #3 complete


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Wooden countertop with chevron pattern and herringbone backsplash.

After the painting was completed, we jumped into the kitchen to set appliances, countertops, and sink

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Exterior view of a two-story building with gray siding and a concrete foundation under construction with building materials.

With the interior only lacking minor details in finishes, we started applying hardy board to the Wayne’s coat 

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Freshly poured concrete ramp at corner of metal building. Brown soil, blue bucket, tools.

We hand poured the sidewalk

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Fresh concrete poured patio next to a building and fence.

The start of the AC pad 

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Staircase construction with wood steps, railing, and tools, against gray walls and tiled floor.

Installation of the white oak treads

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Staircase under construction: light wood steps and railing, gray walls, green ladder, tools on the floor.

Continued

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A building with a dark corrugated metal upper section and a white textured lower section, with a window.

Wayne's coating before window trim 

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Two-story metal building under construction; orange cones in foreground, dirt and small equipment present.

Beginning grade for the septic and water tie in 

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Wooden staircase with a dark railing and light-colored steps against a neutral wall.

First coat of poly, before light sanding 

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Hallway with two white doors, one ajar revealing a dog door, beneath a staircase. Gray walls, wood trim.

The owner wanted two tone paint his doors so they matched the trim 

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Concrete being poured for a walkway between a building and a fence; a concrete truck is in the background.

Wayne's coating is completed prior to driveway pour 

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Concrete rebar laid on dirt in front of a metal shed, ready for pouring.

1/2” rebar on 22” centers 


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Two-story steel building with a white awning, next to a tall white silo and a parked red car.

Two weeks to completion of project: Porches, paint touch up, and Wayne's coating still need to be added 

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Brown concrete patio outside a brick house. Grass surrounds the patio, a door and windows visible.
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Stone house with dark roof and trim, gray stone exterior, and brown yard.
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Stone house with wet, curved walkway and dry grass.
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Two-story gray metal building with black trim and a porch. White windows, blue sky, and green grass.
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Brick mailbox with address 421 being constructed next to a curb on a sunny day.
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