Sagging Roofline

Our job was to fix the belly in the roof 

prior to our roofing contractors taking over to replace the roof on this home. 

 Believe it or not, that's a straight board, across the sagging roof. 

I put my tape measure under the board for scale.

 This is the roof after we finished. As you can see, the roofer is impatiently waiting for me to take this picture and get out of his way!

Small Backyard Shed

First, the concrete slab was installed, then Consider It Done Construction begin building the small shed.

 We added a lockable door, and 3 tab roofing material.

Here's one more shot with the door open.

The customer plans to paint the small backyard shed himself.

Exterior Dry Rot Damage

The dry rot on this home, unfortunately, was extensive.

Damage went all the way into the roof truss area, and the beam underneath.

This is what the repairs looked like. Notice the soffit area above the window and the 'T' bracket to support a new section of beam. 

The homeowner did the painting and roofing.

Backyard Tea House

This is the structure the customer wanted replaced. 

 Of course, you have to remove the old to make room for the new. 

Framing.

Next, the roof truss.

Cedar roofing, privacy wall, and eaves.

And, finally....the benches.
Consider It Done Construction collaborated with this very creative homeowner on the design.

Here's one more shot of the finished Tea House. This should get a lot of use over the summer!

Pump House

 The flat roof on this pump house was 30 years old and beginning to fail.

Consider It Done Construction built a sub structure to pitch the roof for water run off, and coordinated all the roof work.
 

Siding and Trim

 

Wow, this place needed help.

 

New siding, new trim around windows, new roof, and gutters. 

Then, new exterior paint. The vinyl windows stayed the same. 

Whole House Remodel

This little house needed a big fix. 

It needed a roof, sump pump, siding, gutters and a new front door.

The owner wanted the deck extended, but didn't want to remove the existing decking. Consider It Done Construction added a bit of deck on the side. Access to under the house was required for repairs. Just need to finish the touch-up paint, and it's ready for the renters.