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Six projects, first day and last.

Every frame below is our own work, photographed from the same spot on the first morning and the final day. Sweep any frame to see the difference.

All workKitchenBathroomBasementExteriorAdditionCommercial
Heritage galley kitchen, West Bathurst, after
Heritage galley kitchen, West Bathurst, before
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KitchenWork order No. 0412

Heritage galley kitchen, West Bathurst

Down to the studs, back to a working kitchen in nineteen days — new layout, custom uppers, oak floor patched to match.

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Cold cellar to family room, Beresford, after
Cold cellar to family room, Beresford, before
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BasementWork order No. 0398

Cold cellar to family room, Beresford

Regraded outside before a single wall went up. Pine plank ceiling, and a slab that finally stays dry in April.

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Main bath rebuild, Petit-Rocher, after
Main bath rebuild, Petit-Rocher, before
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BathroomWork order No. 0421

Main bath rebuild, Petit-Rocher

Two cramped rooms borrowed into one. Heated floor under large-format porcelain, run entirely in French.

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1908 farmhouse envelope, Robertville, after
1908 farmhouse envelope, Robertville, before
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ExteriorWork order No. 0376

1908 farmhouse envelope, Robertville

Four layers of siding off, sill plate replaced, and every trim profile reproduced on the shop moulder.

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Sunken deck & fire terrace, Nigadoo, after
Sunken deck & fire terrace, Nigadoo, before
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AdditionWork order No. 0405

Sunken deck & fire terrace, Nigadoo

Split across two levels so the wind goes over the top. Cedar pergola, bench seating that hides winter storage.

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Boatworks café & courtyard, Caraquet, after
Boatworks café & courtyard, Caraquet, before
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CommercialWork order No. 0389

Boatworks café & courtyard, Caraquet

A leaking storage building on a working wharf lot, open as a forty-seat café by Canada Day.

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