Pope Construction Company
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Bathroom Remodeling:
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Water Damage Renovation:
Source of water damage exposed
Flashing and plywood sheathing replaced
Ledger board and deck reattached
Decking and siding reattached
Custom Decks:
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Pergola with privacy wall
Wrap around steps that allow the upper and         lower deck to flow out to ground level
Kitchen Remodeling:
The following pictures are taken from projects that Pope Construction Company has completed, and are representative of the work we do.  If you are interested in learning more about our services you can do so by clicking on the link provided.
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View of the custom built vent hood done by                     Pope Construction Co.
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Storm Damage Renovation:
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Partition wall removed, and three new windows   installed.  Walls and ceiling ready for drywall
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Many times a remodeling project requires modifying the layout of the room. 

In this example a wall was removed, and three large windows were added to an exterior wall in order to make the room more airy and spacious.    
Our Computer Architectural Drafting pragram can assist you with any design plans you might have in mind.

The vent hood in this example was custom built by our crew of carpenters.
Many times the bathroom remodeling projects we do involve creating a custom built-in shower enclosure.

Our tile installation is a process that involves many steps that other tile installers might skip. 

Please ask us about our tile installation process if you are considering having tile installed.
All decking done by Pope Construction Company is done using galvanized deck screws to prevent "cupping", or warping of the deck boards.  Nails can often pop up creating a hazard and allowing the deckboards to warp, therefore nails are never used by us.

Whether building a new deck or adding on to an existing deck, it is important to plan ahead.  Our Computer Architectural Drafting program can assist with you with the design plans.