Dennis Sheley Construction

02/11/2023

02/01/2015

A little remodeling at home - April 2014 - carpet came up wallpaper came down, refinished floors, painted walls, installed crown moulding, two rooms down five more to go.

02/01/2015

New front door for Kim and Steve - April 2014

02/01/2015

Tip of the week : When looking at buying a new door, whether it's interior or an exterior door, take these thoughts into consideration before heading to the store. 1. what way do you want the door to swing - stand with your back against the hinge side of opening, if the door opens to your right it is a right hand door, if it swings to your left it is a left hand door. 2. what size is the door - measure the actual door slab width, common sizes-24,30,32 and 36 other sizes are generally special order, measure slab height, usually 6 foot 8 inches or 80 inches tall and do not forget to measure how thick the slab is - 1 3/8 inch is common other thickness is available. Measure the thickness of your wall - it will make a difference on the door jamb if it is a 4 inch or 6 inch wall. 3. do you want door drilled for lockset, if it is exterior do you want another hole for deadbolt. 4. is door going to be painted or stained, on exterior doors you can buy already painted certain colors or stained. 5. on exterior doors do you want wood, metal or fiberglass. 6. do you want just the slab to put in your frame or the complete door and frame assembly - you can even get doors with a split jamb with trim already installed. 7. does your door need a threshold - wood or metal - how high is it. 8. if you are going to install yourself you will need a bundle of shims, 3 inch construction screws, quality caulk and 10 penny galvanized finishing nails if it is an exterior door, a good quality 2 and 4 foot levels. 9. take the time to write everything down, along with any other thoughts or questions you might have, so when the salesman starts with his jargon you will be relaxed and ready and it will be a smooth process. Good luck and happy building ! If you have any questions don't be afraid to call, text or message Dennis Sheley Construction !

02/01/2015

Peggy and Rods new bathroom tub, shower and floor - floor is a Armstrong product that is heavy vinyl that is glued down and grouted

02/01/2015

Susan's living room project - was suppose to be simple cover paneling and paint, but because of previous owners termite damage turned into complete gut, nothing left of framing members at the bottom of end wall - replaced framing, insulated, drywall, painted and added crown moulding around the room - inspect your basement, crawlspace and foundations looking for the mud tunnels that are shown in one of the pictures so that you could possibly head off the damage shown in the picture beside it

02/01/2015

Diane's staircase project, replaced treads and risers added handrail and mouldings

02/01/2015

Diane's closet project - Feb.2014

02/01/2015

Peggy and Rods kitchen backsplash and floor - Feb.2014