Fascia Rot Repair

The seam in this gutter had been leaking for years. 

The constant water on the fascia eventually caused rot.

Consider It Done Construction took off the gutters, replaced the fascia, primed, and painted to match. Then, re-hung the gutters. It looks like we were never there!

Tree Removal

And now, for something out of the ordinary...

Now you see it.

Now you don't. 

(The tree was damaging the adjacent fence and driveway, that's why the homeowner wanted it removed.)

Gate Hole Repair

This hole was the problem.

 Someone had cut a hole in the gate so this wheel could swivel. 

Consider It Done Construction re-engineered the gate, and closed the hole in the gate so the owner's dog wouldn't get loose.

This is what the back of the gate looked like before the repairs. 

With the addition of this little wheel on the post of the gate, the hole was no longer necessary, and the gate opens and closes smoothly.
Problem. Solved.

Conversion to Study Area

This small kitchen was located in an upstairs loft area. It was no longer needed, so the customer wanted it removed.

Consider It Done Construction carefully modified the space to become a study area. If the homeowner ever decides to put the kitchen back, we left all the hookups and spaces for appliances and fixtures, so it would be relatively easy to do.

Glass Shower Door Installation

The customer requested a glass shower door here. 

 Consider It Done Construction complied by installing this obscure (rain patterned) glass. Notice, one side is stationary, the other side is a hinged door.

Door Kick Plates

See the damage at the bottom right?

A solution for someone who didn't want to replace the doors at this time.

Vintage Kitchen Remodel

The owners were ready to renovate this kitchen. 

The first thing we did was to remove the damaged sheetrock. Underneath, we found vintage wainscoting. The home owner (with their designers' encouragement) opted for us to restore/preserve it. 

Consider It Done Construction painted, replaced the flooring, made the trims throughout, pushed out the sink area, replaced the sink, and replaced the counters.

Before.

 During.

After.

This little cabinet to the right of the stove didn't fit.

We coordinated the construction of a new cabinet here. 

Consider It Done Construction replaced all the countertops with zinc. 

Stove area before.

Stove area after.

We worked closely with our favorite designer, Kathy Hanson on this project. She selected colors, finishes, and various changes, and also advised on the renovation of the plate holder on the wall.