Cornerstone Home Inspections and Improvements

Custom built under-stair wine rack, bookcase, and shelves!

This is a recent deck addition and upgrade, including iron balusters and pre-stained treated lumber. Built for my cousin and FB friend, Mark Euler. Plenty more projects in the works!

Fence from July. Guess I haven’t posted anything for awhile! Hope your summer has been pleasant!

I haven’t posted for awhile, but here is a garden sun shade I installed for a customer earlier this summer. It’s much better to cook your garden vegetables in your house than while they’re still in the garden! Let me know if you could use some handyman help around your house this summer or fall! 816-810-0830 Feel free to share, serving the KC Northland!

Apparently I haven’t posted anything for awhile. We’ve done several small projects, including rebuilding a gate, installing ADA grab bars, and some minor deck repairs. BUT we also built a new play fort last week for a customer who needed to have the kids outside, have been cooped up too long inside!

The Chiefs won, so you win! In honor of #15, you get 15% off labor on any project, any size! Handyman repairs, porch or deck rebuilds, handrails, electrical, plumbing, and a lot more! Call or text by 1/22/2020, or share this post, and get an extra 5% off! Go Chiefs! 816-810-0830

A new beam to support the deck, new staircase to replace the rotting, broken steps, new handrail and gate, and closing in the underside of the deck with horizontal planking. Happy belated holidays!

A recent porch rail rebuild I completed. Replaced the original cedar with prestained treated lumber, should last awhile!

Before, during, after Prepositions And stages of the porch I rebuilt

This is a handicap accessible ramp that I rebuilt. A previous contractor installed it, but it was too short and too steep. I had to redesign it and add a full new section, while reusing the existing ramps but altering their location and slope. Easy to envision, but Much harder to do when it’s already built! And moving those sections, they were heavy and difficult to deal with. But now it is usable as it was intended!

This is a recent porch rebuild I did. Kept the framing intact with some repairs, and re-floored it, as well as adding 3 steps to replace the original 2 that were much too high.

This was a recent power wash and stain project. I did the upper level first, then did the lower deck a few weeks later, and added some dual level trim. The stain is Valspar, and looks really good both in pictures and up close.