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Bailey residence

Neo craftsman style primary residence with detached guest house and home office.

Mahogany front doors and sunburst gable.

Guest house with owner’s office and guest suite.

David’s custom grill center.

Gazebo with fire table in the back yard.

Guest suite

Beautiful travertine shower with basket weave feature strip.

14″ solatube over the spa provides plenty of natural light in what otherwise would be a fairly dark space. Solatube by Emerald Coast Skylights

Screened dining porch

14″ Solar tube provides plenty of natural light in what ordinarily would be a dark kitchen. Solatube by Emerald Coast Skylights

Reclaimed heart pine floors supplied by Authentic Pine floors.

This home is fully automated with motorized shades, lighting scene controls, distributed audio & video, and video surveillance systems provided by Integrated Surroundings.

Bailey residence: A 14″ solatube adds natural light into what would otherwise be a very dark kitchen. Learn more at Emerald Coast Skylights.

Distressed cabinets set the tone with an authentic coastal craftsman style ambiance while glass tile back splash adds a contemporary flair.

There’s a 14″ solartube above the tub providing lots of natural light in the master bath. Learn more at Emerald Coast Skylights

Bailey residence: A 14″ solatube over the master tub brightens up the bathroom. Learn more at Emerald Coast Skylights

Bobby puts the finishing touches on the front porch sunburst.

Will operates our blower door for the air leakage test which determines how air tight the thermal envelope is. The blower door draws a 50 pascal vacuum on the building which simulates a 20 mph wind on all 4 sides and top of the building. This is how we make sure we have done a good job insulating and sealing up all sources of air leakage.

Heather from Gulf Power seals up the air vent in the safe room in preparation for the air leakage test.

John & Heather from Gulf Power seal up the range hood vent in preparation for the air leakage test.

Field fabricating a sunburst on the front porch gable.

Little Brandon, Bo, and Dana set the solid mahogany front door.

Bo and Dana help Brandon on the inside set one of the office windows. All windows are impact glass w/ low e coating for max energy efficiency and hurricane survivability.

Pouring the roof on the safe room.

Installing internal expansion joints in the garage.

Alfred and Big Country supervising the finish work on the slab.

Using a boom pump to place the concrete.

Screeding the concrete.

Tyron cutting the control joints into the concrete slab.

Pouring the footings.