Work

Example photography, labeled as such.

These are not Bigfoot Wood Care jobs. They show the kind of cedar — shakes, lap, vertical siding, timber — we are built to restore. Job photos will replace them as houses are finished.

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Our first restore

Tim’s house

The house that started the company. Photos of that job will live here — the cedar as it was, and as it is now. Until then this card stays empty of pretend before-and-afters.

A craftsman house with cedar shake gables and warm stained wood, under a clear sky — Example photography · Pexels
Cedar shakes and lap siding, kept as wood — not painted over

A modern house with vertical wood siding glowing at dusk — Example photography · Unsplash
Vertical siding after a penetrating finish

A small wooden cabin on a grassy hill at sunset, with evergreen trees beyond — Example photography · Unsplash
Weathered boards in low Oregon-like light

A timber cabin with warm interior light beside a still lake in winter — Example photography · Unsplash
Cedar and timber that still read as wood in wet weather

A suburban craftsman home with shake gables and board-and-batten siding — Example photography · Pexels
Shakes, board-and-batten, and lap — all wood that wants oil, not latex

A house with heavy timber posts, stained wood frames, and a deep roof overhang — Example photography · Pexels
Stained posts, frames, and soffits that have to take the rain

A large craftsman-style house at dusk with wood-shingled gables — Example photography · Pexels
Gable shakes catching last light

A weathered wooden chapel in a green valley under misty mountains — Example photography · Pexels
What untreated wood becomes in a wet climate — and why finish matters

A modern white house with dark stained wood slats at the entry and gable — Example photography · Pexels
Dark oil on architectural wood, kept separate from paint

A craftsman’s hand holding a cedar plank while a drill bites into the grain — Example photography · Pexels
Prep is most of the job

Lane County · Oregon

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