Arnzen Installations

What a massive difference restoring and re-staining a deck can make. It took absolutely forever because of the shape it was in previously but I am extremely proud of how it looks completed. It was just a shame at how difficult it was to have the correct color stain mixed at lowes. I had to go to 3 separate stores lol.

Stage 2 of the kitchen remodel completed. We ended up changing the backsplash about a dozen different times before it went up and once halfway through lol, but the important thing is that they are happy. Next up is a new range hood and custom enclosure for it.

Little touches like the wood mantle really help to bring the room together. Always nice to help make a living room that much more cozy and feel like a home.

Just a little bit of a difference from before and after lol. I managed to save and bring back to life some 30 year old terracotta/Saltillo tile. It took days of scrubbing and buckets and buckets of water but I am surprised at how well it turned out. I generally am not the biggest tile fan because most tend to make an area feel cold but this tile has such a unique warmth to it.

They had a slab leak and their LVP failed within 7 months.. had to grind EVERYTHING, red guard and a moisture barrier to be safe.. The moisture on the worst parts was nearly 70%..

This door was a nightmare.. the previous installer was an absolute butcher. Had to do a customer top part of the casing.

The photo doesn't do it justice to the scale. It's about 14' tall all together and turned out wonderful. Got to love paneling. Painting on a ladder 14' up is always a pain though lol

Not bad for having to match pre finished live edge slabs lol, turned out absolutely wonderful. Next up the backsplashes and pulls. But the kitchen is coming along well:) It's an african hardwood known as "Monkey Pod" but they apparently sell it as Samanea to make it sound more elegant. Either wat it looks great.

A variety of some home drywall, trim and door repairs. Getting the curved bull nose corners perfect when they have been crushed in is always such a challenge but I am extremely happy with how these turned out. As far as the doors there's nothing that a bit of bondo, some sanding and paint can't fix if you're up for it haha.