Space Down Under

I have worked for Michael and Jane for over a year and they’re the best employers I have ever worked for. They have taught me over that time to perfect everything I do and to expect nothing but the best for our clients. Out of any company that I have worked in my 11 years experience I would recommend Space down under for your job. Michael goes above and beyond to ensure that his clients are satisfied.

I know mike really well, an old neighbor, and extremely resourceful. I own Portland Painting & Restorations. We focus on Painting primarily, but add some custom awnings, decks, etc… And we’ve contracted Space down under to produce some custom Iron supports, and always inquire with him before any attempt at small concrete work, as he is the god of concrete. Our shop is just around the corner from his and we see a lot of his projects and crews in action. And they’re always hard working and very meticulous. And his work speaks for itself, do youself a favor and visit a couple of his projects, you’ll know you’re making a good decision in choosing them.
Benjamin.

Michael Musumecci, owner of Space Down Under, is a craftsman of the first order. In an industry often intent on flipping a property as quickly as possible, Michael insists on building with integrity. He prides himself in rarely receiving calls to return to the job site once the project has been completed — because he did the job right the first time. Michael spent several months in my home doing concrete work as well as intricate finish carpentry. He is knowledgable, has the right tools for the job and is a relentless worker. He is often willing to tackle complex jobs that require original thinking and unorthodox techniques. Projects on old construction are fraught with unknowns. Once you accept this inevitable fact, you realize why Michael is the right person for the job. Accept the process (translation: more time than you want it to take) and rest in the assurance that your project will be done right and last you a lifetime.
He also occasionally wears a knitted Viking hat. This could be either a good or a bad thing…