Joe Cook
Joe Cook began his work in the building trades in the mid-1990’s. He began by mastering the application of fine finishes on custom trims, cabinets, floors and walls. Having run a successful painting business he continued to expand his building vocabulary to include all crafts including framing, trim, electrical and tile work while remodeling some of the more luxurious homes in the Mission Hills and Country Club Plaza neighborhoods. His work has been seen in Architectural Digest and on the Parade of Homes tour of Kansas City. Joe has honed his skills in business over a career of working face to face with clients, architects, and subcontractors to achieve fantastic results.
-
Architectural Strategy for a Unique Skylight -
Brick Veneer Details for an MCM House -
Achieve a Flat Drywall Finish -
Details of Using Stone Wool Insulation -
Use a Rainscreen to Protect Siding -
Flashing a Window Using ZIP Tape -
Podcast 533: Missing-Middle Housing, Collateral Damage From Demo, and Midwest BS Symposium -
Podcast 533: Member’s-only Aftershow — Training for Tradework -
Adding a Vented Roof Deck -
Air-Sealing Exposed Rafter Tails
