Photo Gallery (Decks & Sheds)

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Here are several pictures of a new deck and ADA ramp for a Ranger station. The decking was "fire-proof" - XML Timbertech. The guardrail and new support posts were all Douglas Fir - primed and painted. Very nice!!
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This was a great project for a wonderful NW Bend family. We rebuilt the deck - installing port orford cedar. Also, we poured a pad for a sunken jacuzzi, removed all the river rock and cinder rock, and built several planters. Suzie (the dog) became our fast friend!
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Chicken Run!! A just right sized chicken coop for a laying flock (of 11). Made with 2X4s reused from an old deck, along with a Restore window ($10). Chickens are happy happy!
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This series shows the re-planking and rebuilding of approximately 2,400 of deck. Red cedar 2X4 planking was removed before 2X6 Port Orford Cedar was put down and stained. The home-owners were very happy with the result.
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Here is a finished TREX deck. The deck has a raised section, with lighting, a 5ft stair with landing and a trelis. This is a beautiful deck.
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This series of photos show the construction of a custom play house. This is the area before and the next photo is the result. The playhouse is built to last for three through and beyond the play years of three marvelous, energetic pre-schoolers.
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This is a chicken coop built to last. This is not your home improvement store shed or it's equivalent. This is built to last with top grade materials and features.
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This is a deer fence constructed in the Crooked River Ranch.

 

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Here we constructed a roof over a 16X20 ft deck. We made the enclosure mosquito proof and included a doggie door for Posha and Buddy. They're happy!

 

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This was the installation of a back steps on a rambler in Annandale.
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This is a customized shed.

 

 

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Here, we finished two decks that were partially built. We finished the upper and lower decks, installed a five foot wide stairs to join the decks as well as put a cement pad below the upper level deck and a corrugated plastic roof.