Our work
Short videos from our own jobs, as we posted them. Press play to watch one here.
A little patch work
Patches under a window, coated by hand with a knife and pan.
Final coat on a wall
A little trick I learned from Brad Mckinnon Plastering: fit some dry paper tape in the electrical boxes to keep the wires from getting covered in mud. It’s the way to go if you want to take care of the trades after you.
Final skim coat on a flat
The final skim coat on a flat joint, using my 12-inch Columbia Tools flat box.
Coating ceiling joints
Columbia Tools are my go-to for coating all my ceiling and wall joints. Whether you want a smooth or a textured finish, filling and skimming joints properly is crucial for a solid finish.
Repair after a tree came through
A fun little repair job. A tree had come through the main room, causing that damage as well as water damage in other rooms.
The stages of a job
What each stage looks like. These photographs are illustrations, not pictures of our own jobs.
Board hung and ready for tape. 
Bedding tape on a flat joint. 
Coated and waiting to be sanded. 
Knockdown texture. 
A patch after its first coat. 
First coat of paint over primer. 
Straight corners, flat walls. 
Knives, pan and joint tape.