Yasi Customs

Part three on this video and we are working on some electrical. Jumping off the main 20 amp feed and adding multiple outlets for the fireplace, cabinets and television. Later on I add in can lights and wire in the LED floating shelves. Stay tuned for that part.

Part two on this custom fireplace entertainment built-in. Framing was done time to move on to wrapping this with shiplap. Used construction adhesive and finishing nails to hold items securely. At this point of the project there were many things to consider like electrical, fireplace opening, mantel opening and how I was going to make a hidden door.

I got the pleasure to build a custom fireplace entertainment piece for my client. Part 1 is the framing of this project that evolved from first idea and blossomed into this beautiful hand crafted piece. I loved the opportunity to be creative and work with my clients to make their vision come to life!

Check out this cool wainscoting wall that I installed at a home in Lake Elsinore. I love working with my clients to make their visionary ideas come to life. From Pinterest to Perfect, from ChatGPT to OMG has you covered.

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I installed vertical wall panels that we picked up from The end result is stunning and adds texture to the space.

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I had a project to replace these out dated globe lights and install these sleek black updated lights with smart bulbs instead of the stock LED. The process was long but the outcome is amazing.

Helping out my Dad with updating the outlet in the garage as well as adding a wet location outlet for another project.

Helped my Dad out on this Bathroom Vent Fan and Light. Main feed was ran to light so I tied the light and fan to one single pole switch. Removing the fan it was never vented with a tube so I got to correct that and get ride of that loud fan noise.

This was a install that I just finished up. Client bought 300 feet of the Govee Elite permanent lighting that he wanted to go around the whole house! 42 1x2-8 painted to match the eves. Installed the 1x2 with a 2 1/2” template for a 4” gap to meet factory recommendations. The provided holders didn’t work so I found a way to safely staple the wires. Staple on both sides so that light never sags. Each unit was plugging into power and grouped to work together. This project took about 12 hours in 2 days to complete located in Walnut, CA.