Curved counter tops and desk cabinets I

sold, built, stained,

finished and installed to fit the existing wall.

I calculated the

hypothetical radius using trigonometry to

come up with the

design. Then I made templates to get the

exact fit.

This is a curved dental receptionist’s desk with copper laminate inlay that I measured, built, and installed.

This is the working side of the same dental receptionist’s desk.

This is a vinyl

deck I sold, designed, and

constructed.

Notice (1) the glass in the

railing, and (2)

the Corian table top with

the sky lite

below.

Below is a bath remodel that I sold and installed. This shows my various skills and

background: Demolition and repairing problem areas; plumbing with a new tub and shower valve; replacement window with obscure glass; tile in shower with soap dishes

and accent strip; tile on floor; shower door; toilet; wall paper; I even cleaned up the

Corian counter top. I know what goes into a job and can foresee problem areas. I can solve problems in the planning stages.

Here is a kitchen I sold, designed, remodeled, and installed.

This is a Dutch Made kitchen I installed (Mav Yoder, salesman/designer—Rooney job).

This is a kitchen and dining room I sold, designed, remodeled, and installed. Notice

the different heights and depths, as well as the angles and curves. This kitchen also

had pipes in the old soffit that the cabinets had to fit around. I also removed a wall between the kitchen and dining room. I had my electrician rewire and add lights.

I patched drywall, painted, tiled the floor, and installed trim.

Here is a conference table I built, with bent wood sides and solid surface top, veneered legs, laminate base and veneer inlay.