Changing the switchplates and outlets is an important part of your home decorating.  When they match or coordinate with the walls, the room looks complete. Dirty, unmatching or missing outlets and plates can be a real detraction from the beauty of your home. Missing plates are a safety hazzard.

Original 1928 door knob covered with multiple layers of paint.  Once the paint was removed, the door knob was polished to restore its original beauty. 

Client wanted the doorway closed off for privacy. The archway had to be custom built and the French doors installed. (Click on photos to see full view of doors.)

Before: Open electrical connection in wall violating the National Electrical Code (NEC).  It's a potential fire hazard.

After: Wires correctly connected in electrical box.

Open electrical wires were put into flexible metal conduit and box was covered up to comply with NEC (National Electrical Code).

If you have ever had plumbing or electrical repairs, you know that the plumber/electrician makes the holes but does not fix them.  We can fix those holes.

The customer did not want guests to be able to see into the ajoining room when they entered the house. A custom built shelf unit fit into the corner handled that.