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Ray tying in the new ceiling to the old walls.	Light knockdown before the final coat of mud.	Finished paint job after three coats of Sherwin-Williams paint	Major damage by water and the plumber, but the entire ceiling is actually loose
Look closely and you'll see the hairline cracking from broken keys.	Primer coat.	Taped joints and screws, 1st coat.	3rd coat ready for sanding.
1x4 furring at 12"OC with 1/2" drywall over the old ceiling.	Gym wall hole repair, leveling the basecoat of Structolite.	Skim coat of Plaster and Lime	Damage from another second floor bathroom
Wire mesh and Imperial Basecoat.	Using the 'BUTT-TAPER' for a flawless joint in well lit staircase where every flaw show.	Small closet in a CapeCod re-model.	A lot of joints and corners in a job like this.
The entire ceiling was loose but the homeowner demanded all plaster repairs.	Everything was basecoated, all of the cracks were re-anchored, taped and coated	A complete Skim coat of Diamond Veneer plaster and a three coat paint job.

A new house requiring custom handrails to accept glass panels.	Railing overlooking the Greatroom.	All post and rails were made at our workshop.	No metal fastners showing.
Everything was designed by the homeowner.	Beautiful curved wall work.	The drywall work was done by John Foulke Drywall Co. of Youngstown.	Every hour brought new dramatic shadow lines in this house.
Finish sanding.	Homeowner doing some final touches himself.	Glass in rail over greatroom.	Glass in staircase.
Staircase rail from 1st floor.	Rail with glass from the greatroom.	The glass was installed by Youngstown Mirror and Glass.	> A new Exterior door is installed with a storm door in the garage.
Re-adjusting the siding after the door is installed.	New THERMA-TRU door and LARSON storm door installed.	> A house this big with out a door bell is NO good!!!!.	> Removal of the drywall to fit in the tv.
> We only needed a 1/2".	> Luan sides and new bead were the solution.

This is a great project and I love working on the
old houses on 5th Avenue. The homeowner is catching some of the trim
woods that have deteriorated over the years and is replacing it before
it spreads into structural damage.

Everything is rough cut from stock.	1st coat of back prime.	All pieces ready for paint.	Pieces will be final assembled at job the site.
Back prime and joints all caulked.	Everything primed back and front.	Final inspection.	Rotted wood taken out.
A row of posts.	Birds mouth cut out and ready for the new pieces.	New work installed.	Skirts ready to install
Check out the terra cotta floor!	Finished work.	A row of pillars.	The job was completed on 4/13/03

ODD JOBS

Another old door ready to go.	Another THERMA-TRU door installed.	Finishing touches.	Job complete, the storm door back on and the locksets done.
			Future site of the new deck.
These pics are off to the design table.	A happy client even "BEFORE I start!.	Water damage in the bathroom.	Cellar door replacement.
Happy homeowner.	Installed Therma-tru door.	Heres a textured ceiling that had bee problems.	a small patch job.
The beeman kept the hole small.	ready for texture.

ROWLEY'S CARPET INSTALLATION
Residential & Commercial
330-544-4528 Quality Craftsman at work!

tedious staircase work. ty32

I checked the entire job.... flawless. ty33

Even the closets get meticulous attention. ty34

A Textured Knockdown Ceiling A stomped floral pattern that gets knocked down gives a rich, classic look

Getting ready to texture.	Rolling on the mud.	Ready for the knockdown.	Taped, plastic and ready to go.
Finished with the job.	Give us a call and tell us what your looking for.

Finishing touches on a porch.
This was done pretty much like they did them 50 years ago. All wood, Doug fir flooring and hand rails.
The posts are wrapped in a new material called Miratec, it worked out very nice.

Miratec post wraps halfway done.	Douglas fir skirts and caps.	Custom fitting a wrap.	Miratec works like wood.
Fir skirts being glued after moulding.	Dry fit.	Caps, moulded and painted.	Clamping and gluing skirts.
Finished piecework.	Fine tuning.	Gorilla glue for superior exterior strength.	Finished product waiting for installation.
Final joining of the Miratec wrap.	Post ready to slide over the framing.	The Miratec moulded and glued nice.	Post wraps installed.
Dry fitting rails.	Stair cuts are crucial.	All rails are ready.	Ready for paint.
3 coats before installation.	.	.	.

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