A Legacy of Service: Rebuilding a Dream
At Powell Construction, every project begins with a dream. Sometimes, it takes a tragedy to bring that dream into focus. The story of one of our first custom homes is one we’ll never forget.

At Powell Construction, every project begins with a dream. Sometimes, it takes a tragedy to bring that dream into focus. The story of one of our first custom homes is one we’ll never forget.

This custom home construction project has really come together in the last couple of weeks! Our final snapshots were taken as many items were being finished, but before everything was completed and cleaned. So please pardon the flurry of activity that you’ll see in these photos. Below is the finished kitchen, with its Oregon maple slab …

We are excited to see final finishes being put in place throughout this new home construction project. Many are covered and protected after installation, but we’ve found a few we can show off here. The kitchen backsplash tile looks great with the counters, and it echoes the linear look of the Great Room fireplace opposite …

This custom home construction project is heading into the “home” stretch, so to speak, with final finishes being installed daily. We haven’t posted photos in a while, so we have some catching up to do! First, the exterior: paint and siding are complete, along with windows and trim. The beautiful Douglas Fir front door with …

We’ve made great strides since our last post, and this home construction project is really taking shape. Exterior photos from last week (already feeling outdated!) show the finished roofing, newly installed windows and exterior doors, progress on the siding, and more. We’re looking forward to installation of the stone wainscot that will cover the green …

A few weeks ago we wrote about the beginning of a new home construction project. Here is an update! Framing has progressed steadily, and the shape of the house is coming into focus. There is a certain beauty in the skeletal frame of a structure that we really enjoy. Below is a fish-eye panoramic view …
