Mitchafied Creations Artistic construction, design and installation. Watts Specialties International (WSI) License #878908

Mitch's custom built highaway maple table and maple cabinets

Mitch's custom made outdoor marble top with Mexican sink and custom cupper faucets

Mitch's custom ironwood gliding exterior bench

Custom hideaway table in upright position, maple wood

Mitch's custom designed and built outside shade structure, pergula

Mitch's custome designed deck and pond arrangement

Mitch's custom designed and built apitong bench

Mitch's custom designed and built speaker supports using stainless steel

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There are many more artistic projects that Mitch has done. His website is www.mitchafied.com. To contact Mitch, you can email him at
mitch@mitchafied.com or call him at 818-317-4768.

Mitch and his wife, Dynnel, are in business as Watts Specialties International (WSI) (General Contractor's License #878908).

When asked what does WSI does, the usual response is "What do you need?" He can do anything.

I am very proud of his abilities and his integrity. I've done really well in not messing him up when he was growing up!

side view of custom Maple Table and Bench

Mitch's custom designed and built prayer station, maghogany deck

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These above are projects I helped Mitchell (WSI) on recently. The top left are boxes made of "Ironwood" which is very dense and hard. It
is stained just a little bit and sealed. On the top right are boxes made from mahogany. I constructed these entirely. They are stained or
sealed as the client was going to redo the fence that's behind them and paint them the same color. I hope they don't as the wood is
beautiful. Scroll down for many more :-)

While this may not be artistic, it's interesting to me. In the top left here, you can see concrete below the steel cage area. That concrete is
in a hole four feet in diamenter and was originally 27 feet deep. See Brandon in the hole, click.

The steel that you see

coming

up and

bent over

1.25

inches thick!

There

are ten

vertical

rods in each

of the

back

holes. There

are

a total

holes.

Two

were

27 feet

deep,

four

were 24

foot deep.

These

six holes

took me

and

two

helpers

over two

months

dig by

hand

with shovel,

jackhammer,

rope and

buckets.

On the right,

you

see

the

back right

corner of

the

cage. It's about twenty

feet

wide.

To the left, you

can see

me and

Brandon

lowering the

cage over

the

verticle steel

rods

down

onto

the

concrete

piles that

sink

deep into

the

ground

below.

Outside shade structure, a pergula in Burbank, CA

To the right, is a simple but very
sturdy shade structure. Each
wooden post is mounted on steel
footing that are deep into the
concrete below the paving
stones. Brandon & I constructed
this structure for Mitchell who
designed it. It's in Burbank, CA.
Below are concrete supports for
a 3 story chimney. Below that is a
view out the finished windows.

I'd like to promote my son, Mitchell, and his work. Not to mention that I do a lot of it
myself working with him, Mitch has some of the highest standard I have ever seen.
Sometimes I really think he over does it. But the customers love the superior quality.
They KNOW if Mitch did it, it's GREAT! Click on any of the below to take you to an
enlarged picture.

Brandon in one of the holes doing steel reinforcement work

Picture of Carl and Roger standing on a job site

Mitchafied Creations

Pergola in Sierra Madre CA build using redwood

Pergola in Sierra Madre Ca to
the left.

Pergola under construction San
Dimas CA to the right.