The infamous shed roof at Castlewood is finally up!

Laying out the shed roof framing on the ground to check the dimensions back in March.

 Sometimes hand tools are the best.

She'll get a fancy cooper roof next week.

The turned balusters on this handrail were a very fun project to install. Much thanks to Zach at Van Jester Woodworks for the beautiful millwork. 

Various in the busy life of Our Beaver

RBVa got a new van!

When the bricks are this wonky, you have to cope the wood to the brick to avoid an extra-large caulk joint to fill the gap between the two elements: wood and brick.  

The bead on this trim was custom milled on site out of clear Western Cedar, using a table saw and a moulding plane found at a flea market.  Then the contours of the brick were traced with a compass and cut out using a jig saw.

Windows and Doors and Stairs, oh my!

The crew continued to work on trim at Hilary Baker  last week...

Basement trim at Hilary Baker

Continued trim details