Getting ready to tear out more damaged hip and jack rafters this morning. The pride in this job will come when everything is put back together better than the original build.

Awesome!

X2. Awesome.

I do this kind of stuff solo... proud of that and proud to the core to be American.

That or the guy with the sledgehammer above the cattle line.

Nice looking work, Marty. I want to be an American our founding fathers would have wanted to have around.

American Made!

Floors from last summer I was on.



My machines on a deck after a rain blew in on the unfinished floor.

X3 Awesome photo!

Thank you and your family for the sacrifice and service Mr. Steinmeyer!

I poured a lot of concrete back in my younger days. Ten and twelve thousand square foot pours. Two hundred yards at a crack. Backbreaking work but I was in the best shape of my life.

We had a job super tell us to pour when the boss didn't want to. There were clouds on the horizon. We poured. The skies opened up and leaked through the roof system. We were out there throwing Portland cement on the floor trying to work up some sort of finish. What a mess.

Good parenting. The most important and under-rated job out there IMO.

A good spouse and parent is a blessing that has no price, and worth more than all the riches the world has to offer. God bless America!

WOW!

I've been working on this house off and on for the last seven years. It is a vacation island home. The owner has me go there every year between mid-February and May. After May he and his family start using it. It is out of state and a two-hour drive so I stay there during the week while working.

From the top down: I've put a new roof on it. I've installed the attic gable windows. I rebuilt the upper deck and installed a new railing. I converted four bedroom windows into doors so there would be access to the upper deck from all bedrooms. I blew insulation into the balloon-framed studs then resided the entire house. I've remodeled the kitchen. I've put a new hardwood floor in the dining room and done many more smaller jobs over the years.

The Antique Boat Club used this house as a backdrop for their 2015 calendar cover.

nice. I hope more of you post pictures of what you do

This is my fur/ hunting / motorcycle shed i built from ground up .

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Now that's what i'd call an up-scale fur shed. You must live in one of those gated communities.

Lugnut
Posco
Marty

Great work guys , guys with skills these days are few


Danny ......much respect for what you do also