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Before & after, job by job.
Every project here is my own, photographed before I start and again at handover. Filter by the kind of work you’re planning.
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Founding clients get $150 off in exchange for an honest review and before-and-after photos, so this page will grow job by job. About the founding offer →
Founding client jobs
Every job: before and after, the final price, and what the client named.
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Real work, real photos.
Before and afters from my own projects.
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Recent work
Pick a trade to see jobs I've finished.
01+Signature Painting
Clean lines, even coats
Completed painting jobs will appear here.
02+Fine Refinishing
Decks, wood and surfaces sanded and restored
Completed refinishing jobs will appear here.
03+Detail Carpentry
Custom trim, millwork & precise installs
Completed carpentry jobs will appear here.
Picture your own after photo.
Tell me what you’re planning and I’ll walk you through how I’d approach it.