These old, light gauge metal railings did not fit with the decor of the home and the owner's of the home were also becoming concerned with the safety of their grandchildren falling through the widely spaced balusters. We replaced the railings with new oak railings with baluster spacing to the current building code. The new oak railings provide a much more appropriate look with the home's decor.

St. Clare's Episcopal Church was originally constructed as a model home for a local contractor. When the church took over the existing layout of the building didn't suit their needs exactly, but they worked with it until the funds were available for remodeling. St. Clare's approached Osincup Construction, Inc. to design and build a remodel that would transform their former model home to meet their needs as a church. Chief among these needs was removing a stairwell that sat in the middle of the chapel blocking churchgoers view of the altar and relocating the kitchen facilities from the chapel into the parish hall, which was originally the contractor’s sales office. Moving the kitchen allowed a wall to be removed to open up space for additional seating in the chapel area. During the remodel, a handicap accessible restroom was added to the parish hall, a raised altar was constructed in the chapel, custom railings were hand crafted throughout the chapel, and the interior was repainted as well as re-carpeted.

This bathroom was rather dated in appearance and lacked some functionality. The owners wanted to add a shower to the bathtub, install tile to replace the faux marble tub surround and countertop, tile to replace the carpeted floor, replace all of the plumbing fixtures and keep the cost down. The resulting remodel provided a clean, updated look to the bathroom. The addition of the shower now allows guests the option of a bath or shower, without them intruding on the owner's master bath.