Evan Builds

Rail and baluster install turned out very nice!

These steps had carpet on them. They’re now converted to hardwood treads and risers! With drywall on each side, each piece is custom cut.

This deck stain project from 2024 was a good one to work with. I replaced the boards that were starting to rot. Later on, I scraped, sanded, and stained it with a quality product that is durable and will last a long time.

Here is a custom stairwell fence, with a hinged lid I built for someone. It turned out pretty neat! The lid was fairly heavy so I added a pulley system to make it easier to lift up.

Not your typical building project but this jungle gym from Sam’s club was not a problem! 👍

I scaled back and redid the front of this privacy fence and gate so it is even with the neighbor’s side. The posts are concreted in and everything is put together with screws so it will be solid for a long time.

Built some sturdy railings. The posts are anchored in and notched around the concrete for extra stability. No wobbles!

Before painting, I replaced the siding boards that were starting to rot. Now, the house is painted, the decks are stained, and all of it is sealed from the weather!

I just got done building this 10x8ft deck for a grateful family. It turned out very nice and sturdy. I love it when things turn out and everyone is happy!

Simple yet sturdy! I’m really happy with how this one turned out.

Last year I re-built the stairs. This year, the stain makes it complete!

This deck turned out beautiful! The majority of it needed to be replaced due to rot. Emanuel and I both started the deck only planning on replacing a few different spots. However, we decided to replace all that was necessary without completely rebuilding it. Our buddy Zane helped us stain at the end of it all. Very well done!