A Saturday walk-through, two weeks of work, one taut screen.
The owners called on a Wednesday in March. Two indoor cats, a sliding door to a rear deck that nobody used, and a sense that the yard wanted screening more than another chair. Andrew came out that Saturday, walked the deck with the cats trailing him, and quoted the job on a single sheet of paper before he left.
The build is plain enough to describe in a sentence: cedar frame, marine-grade screen, a tongue-and-groove ceiling so the underside reads finished from inside, and an existing door cut to a hinged flap the cats use on their own schedule. Foundation is direct-bury sonotubes set below the local frost line. Hardware is stainless. Nothing covers what it cannot be inspected through.
Two weeks from demolition of the old railing to the cats walking out under their own power. The first job Revenant carried from inquiry to invoice under the Phase 1 license — quoted Saturday, contracted Monday, framed by the second weekend, and finished a day ahead of the date Andrew gave them on the back of that single sheet.