Burnett Construction

03/19/2022

50ft of 3 Rail cedar fence with rot board, knocked out today.

09/22/2020

Painted the front of Gforce's building

Block filled the brick and used Sherwin Williams industrial acrylic DTM on the trim and R panel.

Looks great

07/20/2019

Ripped out old deck that was a breeding ground for mosquitoes, new 4 inch slab poured to shed water away from house.

07/04/2019

07/04/2019

Thanks Kelly. Everything looks great!!!!

01/11/2019

Extended orginal shower footprint, install rainfall shower head, along with body sprays and adjustable hand held shower, added bench, wrapped in honed marble with a basket weave floor, all enclosed with a custom frameless shower surround, topped off with chrome accents.

11/28/2018

Drywall sanded, textured sprayed, walls and ceilings primed. Now we are starting trim carpentry and cabinets. Shooting to be completed mid to late December.

11/08/2018

After a long bout with the inspectors we finally got permission to cover up all walls. Turns out all exterior decking must be installed also, I like to hold off on these final items due to them getting damaged during drywall, paint etc.
We finished all decks, rails and have protected them, now drywall guys are fast at it.
Next we will install doors, casing and cabinets.
Electrical, plumbing and central air rough ins have been completed.
Next comes the fun stuff finishes!!!

11/02/2018

So after the month of crazy rain storms, and other obligations, we have been able to spend a few days progressing on the San leon ranch house.
Granted this is the first house I have built from the ground up and want to make sure its perfect.
Coming from a commercial construction background, where things cost twice as much and take 3 times as long as they do in residential construction,Im very pleased with our progress.
Attention to detail has become a bit of an Achilles heel for me. Laser leveling all holes drilled in walls for electrical runs seemed a bit overkill but didn't add much time and now I know all electrical runs are exactly at 37 inches above finished floor.
I cant thank my trades enough for putting up with my constant supervision, and I think the guy who does my insulation has worse OCD than me.
Drywall starting next week followed by trim carpentry.