Every photo is a job we did

Custom crating comes first, and there is a reason for the order. It is the work almost nobody else in this market publishes about: a solid wood frame measured and cut around one specific piece, with the interior blocked and taped so nothing inside can shift. You will see a grandfather clock going into a frame on sawhorses in a customer’s garage, a marble tabletop braced against flex, an open crate with the internal blocking still visible, and the same crates sheathed, marked and waiting on the driveway for the truck. That is the whole process, start to finish.

After that it is the installation work. Red laser lines across a wall before a single hole goes in. Brackets held against stacked stone. Heavy mirrors laid out rather than guessed at. Power racks with three technicians hanging off them, because a rack that is out of square is a rack that fails and we would rather find that out while we are still standing there.

Every frame here is a real job. Where a photo shows a customer piece it is shown as it was worked on, not staged afterwards.