We really had fun on this beautiful home in American Fork. The home is a great house with lots of finish details. What made this so much fun were the homeowners. They were such a pleasure to work with that it made us all realize why we liked construction. Thank you Tholstum's!
The whole house is a cement board straight lap shake, with some board & batt panel designs on the bays and upper gable ends. The shake are all individual pieces laid in as to not have any patterns formed. It turned out great! Our crew also did all the caulking and painting.
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Monday, July 23, 2012
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Just Right Homes - 2012 Parade
I am very excited about this years Parade Home with Jr. I am going to post a few photos of our progress. We are just finishing up the siding. Hardie Lap & B&B with LP Shakes in the gables. We love to add corbels to the gables and will get those up shortly. Check back later for some updated pictures. We are going to hold off a couple of weeks for the concrete to be poured as we are going to run the stone on the front all the way down to the concrete in the front so we won't have any foundation exposed. Going to look great!
The view from the back deck is something. I will post some pictures later. 
Volkkommen Craftsman
Thursday, January 5, 2012
All American Dr Jolley'S Office PG
Majestic Meadows in Pleasant Grove has several of these office building. We have been fortunate to be involved in the exterior finishes on all of them. Reed and John have let me give some input on colors and design. It has been allot of fun for me. 
We worked very diligently prior to thanksgiving, I think, to beat the winter cold and save on the tarp and heating. We were so proud of ourselves. Funny, here it is January 5th and it still feels like fall/spring weather. I guess the rush was not needed, but it sure did make us look good.

We worked very diligently prior to thanksgiving, I think, to beat the winter cold and save on the tarp and heating. We were so proud of ourselves. Funny, here it is January 5th and it still feels like fall/spring weather. I guess the rush was not needed, but it sure did make us look good.
Monday, November 28, 2011
PGL Construction Centerville
This home was done for Reggie at PGL Construction. I like how the color turned out. When Reggie gave us the colors and stone I was a little skeptical at first. But the combination of stone, stucco, tuscan cast shapes and soffits really work together.
This is a close-up of the window trim that we added throughout the house. This is a Tuscan Cast Stone. It has a foam core and very light. Looks great!!!

The arched entry turned out great with the Tuscan Cast Stone to make the arch.




This is a close-up of the window trim that we added throughout the house. This is a Tuscan Cast Stone. It has a foam core and very light. Looks great!!!
The arched entry turned out great with the Tuscan Cast Stone to make the arch.



Residential Design - Salem #2
This home in Salem was done for Cody Trotter, he built this home for his Uncle & Aunt. I really like the colors and all the stone. We call this stone the Cody Blend. The stucco is Spectrum Brown on the walls and 200% spectrum brown on the trim bands.
Cody had another homeowner have him build the exact same house in Ft Green that we just completed as well.

We did all the soffits & fascia, as well as this chimney cap.

Cody had another homeowner have him build the exact same house in Ft Green that we just completed as well.
We did all the soffits & fascia, as well as this chimney cap.
All American Garage Wall
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