A timber retaining wall to tame a wooded slope, then a large ground level deck with railings tied into the existing stairs.
This wooded backyard dropped away from the house. The crew brought in equipment, staged pressure treated timbers and built a timber retaining wall along the slope, setting posts as they went.
Next came a big ground level deck: framing across the yard, then pressure treated decking that connects to the stairs coming down from the upper deck.
Railings went on around the edge, and the finished deck gives the family a huge flat space to gather under the trees.
A worn wooden accessible ramp torn out and rebuilt with composite decking and black aluminum railings.
The back section of a house taken down to the framing and rebuilt, with new windows and red siding matched to the rest of the home.
Roof edge and fascia repairs on a brick and wood sided home, finished with deep navy siding, white trim and black garage doors.