--Educated in a two year program in cabinetry at Bates Technical College, Washington.
He also has a couple of years working in Seattle area doing demolition construction for CLP.
The man makes absolutely gorgeous, perfect and seamless artisan furniture, and rustic pieces as well.
Past projects include tiny house building for charity, complete remodel of a mobile home including framing, metal roofing, additional blocking underneath, wood stove installation, insulation, minor wiring and plumbing under supervision by a certified person, flooring, sheetrock, and alternative building methods to include cob walls and using salvaged wood materials. He has worked in a lumber salvage company, cabinet shop, and outside commercial construction, as well as extensive residential remodel, built livestock fences, done some tractor work such as digging ditches, pull out stumps with our backhoe, and build access roads on the farm. He has built rudimentary stalls for livestock as well using salvaged and purchased materials.
-- What can he do for you?
-Yard cleanup
-Basic garbage hauling
-Basic landscaping, like brush removal
-Digging a stump
-Basic carpentry - cabinet installation, framing, build a shed, barn stall, decks, put in a door or window.
-Cut down small shrub/trees.
-Basic farm fences or cedar fences.
-Siding on a house.
-Interior trim work, fix holes in walls.
-Flooring.
-Dig ditches with tractor or holes. Level out a driveway.
-Fix rotten front steps, build wheelchair ramp.
What he can't do is electrical or plumbing, because that requires a licensed professional by law. Also, no logging.
Give us a holler and let's see if your odd job or remodel might be a good fit. See the photo gallery for past projects.
--5 recent years in the local carpenters union working mostly out of Seattle in commercial construction.
