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07/25/2026

We don’t usually get sentimental about sliding doors.

But Chris’s lower level had this tired old unit that opened from the wrong side, let in the draft, and had been quietly annoying everyone for years.

Wednesday morning — old door out, new one in, flashed, sealed, trim up, floor swept. By evening Chris said the space already felt different.

Part 2 coming soon. 🚪

📍 West Seattle | DuetRight

07/23/2026

Door replacement in Edmonds — approved by Ophelia the cat 🐈

Julie’s 3rd-floor deck door was at the end of its life: worn frame, tired threshold, letting the Seattle weather do whatever it wanted.

But the real VIP request came from Ophelia. She wanted her own entrance.

Here’s the detail most people miss: you can’t just cut a cat door into any door. We went with a half-lite fiberglass door specifically so there’s solid panel at the bottom — the right spot for a dual-flap, weather-rated cat door that won’t leak heat (or rain) all winter.

New door, new frame, new threshold. Julie’s happy. Ophelia hasn’t said thank you, but she uses it daily — which, from a cat, is the same thing 😄

Replacing a door and want it done right the first time? Send us a message — we’ll walk you through the options, no pressure.

Two friends who’ll just tell you the truth about your house 🏠

07/21/2026

When the vision is five-star hotel, but the pipes have other plans. 😅

July is the one stretch of the year when a Seattle deck is actually dry enough to work on — so this is the week to check...
07/20/2026

July is the one stretch of the year when a Seattle deck is actually dry enough to work on — so this is the week to check yours.

Quick test: pour a little water on a board. If it beads up, your sealer is still doing its job; if it soaks straight in, that wood will be drinking rain all winter, and that's where rot starts. Pay special attention to where the deck meets the house — that junction traps moisture and is almost always the first spot to fail. A cleaning and re-seal now costs a fraction of replacing boards or joists next spring.

One of our recent deck projects in North Seattle stayed a quick refresh instead of a rebuild for exactly this reason — the owner caught the wear early. If you're not sure whether your deck needs sealing or surgery, happy to answer questions.

— DuetRight, Seattle

07/17/2026

Bathroom renovation budgets be like… 😅

The ventilation you forgot to include will always find you. Always.

Pro tip: when you’re planning a bathroom remodel, don’t forget to budget for proper ventilation. It’s not glamorous, but it’s the thing that keeps your brand new bathroom from growing mold in year one. 🍄

We always include it. Just saying. 👀

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07/16/2026

When the crew pulls up to your garage renovation like it’s a movie scene 🕴️🕴️🕴️

Garage demo day just got a whole lot cooler. Stay tuned for the transformation 👀

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07/13/2026

Seattle homes and water damage — it’s only a matter of when, not if 🌧️

This rooftop deck had been leaking for a while. When we pulled up the old surface, we found exactly what we expected — a cracked, deteriorating bitumen membrane and water-damaged plywood underneath.

The fix: a full torch-down membrane replacement. We removed the old failed layer, replaced the damaged decking, and installed a new torch-applied bitumen membrane — the right waterproofing solution for a flat roof deck in the Pacific Northwest.

Here’s what most homeowners don’t know:

👉 Flat roofs and roof decks need torch-down or equivalent membranes — regular roofing materials won’t cut it.
👉 A slow leak always looks small from the inside. Outside it’s usually a bigger story.
👉 Water-damaged plywood under your deck means the leak has been going on longer than you think.
👉 Catching it early saves thousands. Waiting costs more.

If you have a rooftop deck — when was the last time someone looked at what’s underneath? 👇

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Quick question for Seattle deck owners: when did you last look at the spot where your deck meets the house? That little ...
07/12/2026

Quick question for Seattle deck owners: when did you last look at the spot where your deck meets the house?

That little junction is where most decks quietly fail — the flashing membrane gives out, and rain slips behind the siding for years before anyone notices.

We recently rebuilt a deck for a homeowner in North Seattle after finding exactly that: a failed membrane at the wall, hidden under boards that looked fine on top. July is the perfect month to check yours — everything's dry, so soft spots and dark staining actually stand out.

Here's the 10-minute version: press on the boards closest to the house, peek at the flashing line, and give the railing posts a firm wiggle. If anything feels spongy or moves more than it should, it's worth a closer look before the fall rains come back. Catching it in summer usually means a repair; catching it in November often means a rebuild.

Happy to answer questions if you're not sure what you're seeing. — DuetRight, Seattle

07/10/2026

Nobody said it was easy. But we always get it done. 💪

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