by carl.anderssen@revivereformrenovate.com | Sep 1, 2026
This deck had been condemned by its own owner. The piers under the postshad sunk far enough that the deck was carrying its weight on the stairstringers instead — and the stringers were cracking under it. Thehomeowner stopped using the deck entirely. The budget said...
by carl.anderssen@revivereformrenovate.com | Aug 28, 2026
This was one of the first commercial projects I ever took on, and it tested everything at once. The gym’s orange front face — stucco, over twenty feet high — had faded badly, and inside, years of heavy traffic had left the walls beat up: large holes from misused...
by carl.anderssen@revivereformrenovate.com | Aug 28, 2026
This was the deck that started it all — the very first project I took on as Reformation, Revival and Renovations, LLC. The homeowner, who has limited mobility, needed his back deck rebuilt so he could actually use it and get down to his garden safely. He knew exactly...
by carl.anderssen@revivereformrenovate.com | Aug 18, 2026
by carl.anderssen@revivereformrenovate.com | Aug 17, 2026
A local congregation owns a commercial building in Lawrence — a formerDillons grocery store. They have far more square footage than they’vebuilt out, and they wanted one more room: connected to the spaces theyalready use, heated and cooled on its own, and...
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