Home improvements

This is what our kitchen looked like when we moved in.

Keep in mind this is a rental too.  No sink, no stove, no refrigerator, no nothing.  I had to install everything.

Now this is what the kitchen looks like today.

I tried taking pictures from the same angles.

I even put in the tile on the kitchen floor.

St. Anthony's Hospital - Gig Harbor, Wa - Patient Room

The above picture is just the cabinet installed and the picture below is the end product. I helped install different parts in different rooms to finish the end product.

I installed about 6 of these vinyl half walls and two of the wood panels.

I helped install a couple of the wardrobe closets along with a few desks and top selves also. Not to mention most of the pulls.

St. Anthony's Hospital - Gig Harbor, Wa - Main Stairs

The crates have the granite stairs in them. There were bits and pieces throughout this area that I helped install.

This was taken in the wee hours in the morning. Notice there are no over head lights. Then one day you come in and there installed.

This was taken in the wee hours in the morning.

I took this picture because they had turned the lights on and it looked cool. The picture below was the next picture taken but about 10 feet to the left at a different angle.

No rails on the stairs and carpet. I think I took this to show the snow more than the inside.


To the right of the picture is the Conference Room.

Still installing the Cherry wood hand rails.

This is one of the last pictures I took before my first lay off at the Hospital.

St. Anthony's hospital - Gig Harbor, Wa - Nuses Stations

Operating Recovery room. I helped install a few sinks, Stanless steal kick plates and counter tops.

We had to install different Pulls for these full storage cabinets along the wall of the 2nd floor operating recovery area. That meant drilling a different who for each door and about 20 doors. So you can see the template I made on the door next to the opened door. Paul showed me a secret on how to cover up every whole on each door that was no longer needed too. It worked great.

I installed a few of the stainless steal kick plates in Nurses stations too, along with a few counter tops.

From the Ground floor to the 4th floor one of my jobs was to install every Pull on every drawer, counter and cabinet door. After which each of them had to be adjusted too. I couldn't really tell you how many there were. There were so many I didn't even bother counting.