here are a lot of people with saws and hammers. There are a lot of people with trucks and measuring tape. We know them all. There are also talented carpenters in many areas of specialization. But, there are very few who are truly craftsmen.

The definition of "craftsman" involves consistent excellence and originality; the ability to create not merely construct.

We have a roster of clients who will confirm that we are the craftsmen you are looking for and will tell you that always we go above and beyond the call of just putting in a day's work for pay.

To us, a project's worth is not just its budget, but the opportunity it gives us to employ our highest skill: imagination. We have never found a project yet that didn't require it, but occasionally a project doesn't want it.

Now you know the sort project we want you to call us in for. One that requires imagination.

Wood working neccesitates an intimate knowledge of wood: its many varieties and properties, and the characteristics of strength and wear for wood of all types in various applications. There is no substitute for knowledge and experience.

They say "If all you have is a hammer, you view every problem as if it were a nail." Our wealth of tools ensures that your project's outcome will be exactly what you want, not just what we can do.

And,our skills are so extensive that we always have the tool for the job. Ingenuity and imagination, in carpentry, are part of

craftsmanship, not shortcuts around doing things that right way, the first time. We include as standard procedure "back priming," pre-drilling, countersinking, sanding or routing cut edges to guarantee our client superior quality in the finished project.

Call us today. Here is a partial list of projects we are working on or recently completed:

• Kitchens
• Bathrooms
• Ceramic Tile
• Decks of all sizes and shapes
• Door installations
• Additions
• Water/weather solutions
• New ceilings and walls
• Windows
• Custom cabinet work
• Basements
• Plus ... ... we are interested in any project that you think is important. Sometimes what looks like a small job is really a very interesting challenge as well.

Paul Haggett, General Contractor