The Hampton addition increased the home by two bedrooms and one family room.

Another view of the completed addition for the Hampton's.

A rear view of the Hampton addition. The wall on the far left is the exterior of the original garage.

Inside view of the new Hampton family room.

A two suite office in Moses Lake.

A staircase leading to a bridge. Home in Hayden, Idaho.

A new home for my folks in Moses Lake, Washington.

A view of mom's kitchen from the dining room.

Ducommun's new deck in Post Falls, Idaho.

A view from the Ducommun's new deck.

A new home on Morgan Pine Trail, near the Silverwood Amusement Park.

Log poles and rails for the front porch of the Morgan Pine Trail home.

A view out the dining room windows of the Morgan Pine Trail home.

A view of the kitchen of the Morgan Pine Trail home. The countertops are granite tiles with stone backsplashes.

The Parr's home along the Spokane River had settled over six inches on the bank side. It had been built by a reputable contractor that was president of the local builder association. He cheated on the footings, placing the footings at the top of the bank rather than cutting them into the hillside.

The Parrs had to hire a foundation restoration company to the tune of 100K. Even then, they were unable to bring the home back up to complete level. But, at least, they stopped the sinking from continuing.

After the foundation restoration, the house was still somewhat out of level. It was our job to replace the deck and make it work out, compromising between fitting to the house and making level.

Here are some of the contortions we had to go through to complete this project.

It turned out very well. The Parrs are very pleased.

Another view of the completed deck before railings were installed.