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Old 08-25-2009, 07:01 PM   #2041
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Here's one I just finished, ultra modern, all green, 2 1/2 years start to finish, a labor of love!


http://web.me.com/pvanvleck/Site_2/Woodruff_Const..html

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Old 08-25-2009, 07:17 PM   #2042
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I'm only posting two shots wouldn't want to over load you.

awe man! I can't post links yet.

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Got my railings up
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Old 08-25-2009, 07:33 PM   #2044
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The job that never ends......Looks great so far.
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The job that never ends......Looks great so far.
its a big job bud. We are nearing completion.
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I had one of those. 8 months of 12+ hours a day in the shop. It was nice and it sucked all at the same time.
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Just finished this, hope

the pics come through
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Just finished this, hope

the pics come through
Looks like nice work. Would love to see some bigger pics.
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Id like to some larger pics but they wont go through over 200 pixels. Any advice??
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Id like to some larger pics but they wont go through over 200 pixels. Any advice??
Host them on photobucket or a photo hosting site then link to them here.
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Old 08-25-2009, 09:36 PM   #2051
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Here's one I just finished, ultra modern, all green, 2 1/2 years start to finish, a labor of love!


http://web.me.com/pvanvleck/Site_2/Woodruff_Const..html
830 Alameda.

Is that Alameda, California?

Spent a little time there in the Navy.

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Old 08-25-2009, 09:50 PM   #2052
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830 Alameda.

Is that Alameda, California?

Spent a little time there in the Navy.

I know, like you care.
actually Coronado, CA. Maybe you were there as well?
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http://s747.photobucket.com/albums/xx111/7148c/
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Very Nice Charles!
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Looks sharp! Classy touch on the built in shelves!
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Yeah looks good in bigger pics. Keep up the good work.
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Here's one I just finished, ultra modern, all green, 2 1/2 years start to finish, a labor of love!


http://web.me.com/pvanvleck/Site_2/Woodruff_Const..html

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actually Coronado, CA. Maybe you were there as well?
Nope, but I've been to San Diego, that's one hell of a nice city.

Beautiful work by the way.
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Re: Post A Picture Of Your Current Job.

We just finished this bathroom remodel . i wish i took pictures of the old 4" white rotten tile . We used subway tiles with black endcap with decorative white strips & black pencil trim.
Removed old bulit-in vanity & install new free standing vanity and all new chrome plumbing.
It took 2 days , two guys & a good plumber.
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This is the job we started today . This is the straight line we put down so we can wrap around 3 diffrent areas and meet up. 3 days , 5 guys , with trim work & furniture moving.
We removed 800 sq ft old wood floors & 200 sq ft of tile the 1st day in 9 hrs. 2nd day laid 1000 sq , 400 sq ft left to go tomorrow , plus trim.
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