Troy-bilt   model series 440

This mower is in beautiful shape.  Seems like it was hardly used.  Tuned up, blades sharp and ready to roll.  Self propelled, electric start, grass catcher,charger and manual.

I took this video because I had no idea what was involved in setting the stones.  I just kind of figured you stacked them up and called it a day.  Boy was I wrong!

Joe Kenlan works his magic!

My many thanks to all who helped Walters vision become  reality.  Coy, Earnie and Titus for all your great work and Dianne Swan for her always beautiful creative cabinetry.  Gretchen Niver for her eye catching stained glass and Joe Kenlen for his great stone work.  Cheek Electric and Chatham heating and cooling for their great work  too!  Biggest thanks to Baroke Builders for their participation.

Many thanks to all.

One of my first sketches

Here is a quick before movie shot with my phone

a slide show of our progress

And then a quick after movie of the interior.

The need arose for an unobstructed view of the sky.  One option was to cut the tree that shaded the studio on those blistering hot august days.  A better option was an 8×16 all cedar deck across the top of the shop.  The last picture is of a small cedar deck off the back of the studio.

Parts of the floors in this historic Snow Camp cabin were rotted to the dirt. Some of the beams supporting the walls needed replacing and we rebuilt the joist systems using PT lumber.

A 24×48 solid oak barn,  with tack room, sink, lights and fans

From  a small thing like a leaky faucet to a biggie like, a  new building or renovated living space, I can help you.  From this page you can find photo’s of past projects and maybe some other helpful information as well.

We are finishing up a really neat studio project for an author to write his novels in.  Check out some photo’s here!  WalterLand…

Talk to you soon and thanks

Jim Nitsch

919-548-0748        jim@handyjim.com