Real projects. Useful context.
This is a growing library of iFIXED work. The records stay specific about what the photos show and avoid pretending a single picture tells the whole story.
Six starting records
As more project notes and customer-approved photos become available, each record can grow into a deeper before-and-after case study. For now, the useful thing is simple: see the materials, the sequence, and the finish.
The need: make the arrival feel intentional and protected.
The work shown: a covered entry with timber ceiling details, stone columns, and finished exterior surfaces.
The result: a front approach that reads as part of the home, not an add-on.
The need: give a room a cleaner, more durable finished surface.
The work shown: wood-look flooring installed across a bright living space, with the surrounding room brought back together around it.
The result: a finish that changes the room without asking the room to become something else.
The need: create usable outdoor access and space.
The work shown: stairs, handrails, and deck framing in active construction.
The result: a clear look at the structure and the details that matter before an outdoor project is called finished.
The need: improve the function and finish of an interior opening.
The work shown: an interior door being fitted and installed, where alignment and surrounding trim are part of the job.
The result: a real progress view instead of a staged “after” with no context.
The need: make a familiar kitchen feel lighter and more current.
The work shown: a white cabinet refresh with the surrounding surfaces kept clean and simple.
The result: a practical visual change that supports the rest of the room instead of competing with it.
The need: begin with the existing room and expose the work that has to happen first.
The work shown: demo and floor or framing preparation before the finish layers go back in.
The result: a reminder that durable renovation work starts before the pretty photo.
Have a project photo we can use? Send it with the estimate request and tell us what is okay to publish. Customer permission and accurate context come before adding a project to this library.