The Asher Bierly Group LLC

03/10/2024

Just in time for Easter! I am offering these crosses at 10% off or more for Easter. The one in the picture below is 4 ft., filling the entire space above the mantel. For the cedar crosses, you can ask to have them stained for a nominal fee, or do it yourself. I will be posting pictures of this cross mounted for outdoor use next. Same price. For the rest of March, the price for these crosses will be:

Cedar Prices:
20-inch: $55
2-foot: $80
3-foot: $110
4-foot: $200
5-foot: $360
6-foot: $5600
7-foot: $800
8-foot: $1,200
9-foot: $1,590
10-foot: $2,240

Hardwood Prices:
20-inch: $63
2-foot: $100
3-foot: $135
4-foot: $225
5-foot: $405
6-foot: $630
7-foot: $900
8-foot: $1,350
9-foot: $1,890
10-foot: $2,520

03/05/2024

If you don't see something you want, just ask! If I can see an example, I can build it!

03/05/2024

This is my next project. This layered cross can come in cedar like this one or in hardwood. It can be hung as wall art or you can request that yours be put on a stand to sit on your porch.

Looking at Etsy, you will find these crosses selling at much higher prices. There is a lot of work that goes into these, regardless of size. However, I want mine to be sold at accessible prices. So, here are my prices for layered crosses:

20-inch: $70
2-foot: $110
3-foot: $150
4-foot: $250
5-foot: $450
6-foot: $700
7-foot: $1,000
8-foot: $1,500
9-foot: $2,100
10-foot: $2,800

After the 4-foot cross, I will reduce the price of cedar wood crosses by 10%.

P.S. For those of you wondering about selling rights, I talked to Bonnie Denehy and confirmed that we are allowed to sell these crosses, even without modification!

03/02/2024

I had the pleasure of building these raised garden beds for a customer last week. If you want a custom build like this, the price is $125 for a cedar planter 18" wide by 4' long. You can choose the height. The customer chose 36" so she didn't have to bend down to do work in them. I can also do 2'x4' cedar raised garden beds on the ground for $80.

01/14/2024

It's COLD today! A good day to stay inside and see what I can do - if anything - in my garage workshop. I'll be starting a YouTube channel soon, too. The channel is at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm9U_WoQ7hTiGgAsgo2Msrg. I will be doing videos to discuss tools and show my custom work there.

Hey, folks! My name is Ben and I am a retired Marine (disabled veteran). I've done woodworking as a hobby for a long time, but I am jumping into the world ...

11/19/2023

This was one of my first jobs under the ABG name. It was to repaint the hallway from the dark color to the light color. In a job like this, you have to use a heavy primer to cover the dark paint. If you skip this step, you'll be very disappointed with the final result! The customer was very happy to have a light hallway again, and even cooked a very nice dinner for me.

11/19/2023

This customer had several holes in his wall that needed patching. I'm not quite done with this project, so I'll try to remember to post the final work. The biggest hole was the third photo and was roughly 14 by 12 inches. The bathroom hole was the worst though. I removed the moldy section next to the tile and had to replace the drywall BEHIND the tile as well! The result turned out well, and I didn't have to remove the tile in placing the new piece. Next, I need to sand and paint the areas that I patched.

11/19/2023

This was part of a basement bathroom install that I did. I fixed and repainted the cabinet, installed the flooring, sink, drywall, and toilet. I really like the end result!

11/19/2023

These photos are from a house remodel project where I was hired to install the baseboard moulding. As one of my first jobs under my new connotation, I underestimated the time it would take and wound up doing a good percentage free. My mistake... but the moulding did turn out very nice!

11/19/2023

I just finished this work last week. The grout had failed and needed replacing. I also noticed caulk was missing in most of the areas, so I fixed that too. The customer later told me the new grout died to match the old grout.