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Salem Office- From boring beige to meow…

Salem Office- From boring beige to meow…

Triangle Bldg.- simple work replacing dry rot so a

Triangle Bldg.- simple work replacing dry rot so a new roof can be installed. Part of how we go the extra mile, a structural mast was installed as a fixed anchor point for any future work on the roof. Trades people will be able to anchor their harness system to keep within OSHA rules. If the owner gets their permits approved for remodel this will become one super cool office space.

Custom home- devil’s in the details. Now that Sc

Custom home- devil’s in the details. Now that Scott Lashmett has smashed on the tile work we are painting MC cable to blend into the background. We don’t always do residential but when we do, it’s got steeze like a “staunce”!

20069 Sunset- this whole home remodel is includin

20069 Sunset- this whole home remodel is including upgrade to the thermal envelope. R 11 insulation from the 1970s is being replaced with R 15 insulation. We’re also taking the time to improve the structure. Note the added blocking under the sill and the glue on vertical connections as well as the horizontal connections above the header. Adding nails and glue makes the wall section more rigid, improving the light standards of years past. The sound deadening drywall will be a finishing touch that improves livability with the property being adjacent to a Hwy.

Custom home- working with my favorite tile setter

Custom home- working with my favorite tile setter Scott Lashmett. This backsplash has been a long work in progress. The owner has ordered a dozen samples before landing on this black hexagonal tile. In a large kitchen with lots of white, the black grounds things quite well.

1391 Court- Stair project for my buddy Hector. The

1391 Court- Stair project for my buddy Hector. The fun part will be adding the required decor to meet the City’s requirement for exterior design in a “Historic” classed neighborhood.

Not work. National Dog day.

Not work. National Dog day.

20069 Sunset- unlike so many who flip or remodel s

20069 Sunset- unlike so many who flip or remodel single-family residential homes at Anthropoid we don’t cut corners when we find something wrong. We don’t cover up we don’t ignore. The crawlspace of this home had a prior rat infestation that required all the underfloor insulation to be removed and all the vapor barrier to be replaced as well. it was a little bit expensive but it was the right thing to do and we improved the efficiency of the building envelope with modern insulation that has a higher R-value along with a better sealed air space. Can’t thank the crew enough for following me under floor. Spending days in a tyvek suite army crawling in a smelly crawl space is not for everyone. @anderson_baconn #homeremodel

695 Commercial- start of a complicated reroof proj

695 Commercial- start of a complicated reroof project that will include changing the slope of the roof. This rough framed parapet wall will create several solutions to long term issues with the building. Best of all, the mechanical equipment on the roof will be screened from traffic southbound on Commercial St. leaving downtown Salem.

20069 Sunset- main bathroom shower ready for tile

20069 Sunset- main bathroom shower ready for tile backer and new closet configuration insulated. Ready for rock.

20069 Sunset- I scream, you scream, we all scream

20069 Sunset- I scream, you scream, we all scream for rain screen…

20069 Sunset- starting on a small residential over

20069 Sunset- starting on a small residential overhaul. 1978 era construction. Improving the building envelope as part of our work was a change order from the original plan to just update interior finishes. Once the survey of the wall cavity identified several deficiencies the plan the was changed to include upgrading with vapor barrier, exterior insulation, and rain screen installation of new fiber cement siding. Staying with the central Oregon style, the T1-11 will be finished with battens for that classic look.

3530 Brady ct.- Maintenance and repairs are part o

3530 Brady ct.- Maintenance and repairs are part of what we do. The locker room at this heavy industrial building had crumbling tile cove base, water damaged drywall, and stall dividers that had seen better days. These images showcase the clean up we were able to provide this owner without going full bore on a remodel. Sink basins were removed to replace damaged drywall and then cover surface with FRP. Tile base was removed, water damaged areas were repaired and new rubber cove base was installed. Walls were painted with a product appropriate for wet areas. Stall dividers got Bondo work, paint prep and then a fresh coat of paint in a new color. It’s not fancy and that’s okay. We live by the motto taught by my instructor on framing, “better than yesterday” -RC

280 Liberty- As this project comes to an end we wo

280 Liberty- As this project comes to an end we wound up pushed against the move-in for the tenant. Understanding how to accommodate tenant needs, we were able to work around their movers as boxes started showing up. Helping here and there took some time away from our work and will cost a little more, but we were able to make the tenant feel at rest knowing they had extra help.

280 Liberty- trash shoot! In the demo phase on thi

280 Liberty- trash shoot! In the demo phase on this project.

2710 Pringle Rd. 170- Final occupancy for The new

2710 Pringle Rd. 170- Final occupancy for The new home of Stusser Electric. This project was a simple wholesale supplier TI which included a 2500 SF office buildout. For a finishing touch we polished the Will Call floor and recaulked the control joints.

622 N Water- Closing out the project. Final pictur

622 N Water- Closing out the project. Final pictures of the lower spaces in the building.

622 N Water- flooring is starting to go in this we

622 N Water- flooring is starting to go in this week and today texture gets sprayed. What’s cool about this picture you ask? Well, the floor doesn’t slope 2.25” anymore. Working on hundred year old buildings is like polishing a turd. If you work really hard you can make some really shiny shit...

622 N Water- mud is flying, floor prep is floating

622 N Water- mud is flying, floor prep is floating, and subs are stacked on too of each other as we work to turn over this space for the school district on what will be a “TV timeline”. Someone even called me Joann Gaines which I do take offense to. She ain’t got nothin on us.

622 N Water- Getting closer to finishes on this sp

622 N Water- Getting closer to finishes on this space for Silver Falls School District

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