For this project, we replaced 20-year-old Pella windows with Andersen 400 Series double-hung windows. The deteriorated exterior trim was upgraded with Azek historic sills and 1x4 trim, secured with Cortex plugged fasteners for a clean, finished appearance. To enhance depth, we crafted custom interior extension jambs and selected window casing trim...

For this Meredith kitchenette project, we installed Crown Point cabinets and a Sub-Zero mini fridge with a custom cabinet panel. Our trusted electricians at Deyab Electric LLC added three outlets to improve countertop functionality. The interior designer provided the countertop and cabinet hardware, adding the final touches to the space.

We replaced 12 broken single-pane windows in this historic home with new Andersen 400 Series replacement windows. Featuring 6-over-6 removable grilles, these windows maintain the home's classic aesthetic while enhancing energy efficiency and durability.

This project was done in collaboration with Donald P. Blake Jr. Inc. to frame a custom kitchen extension, featuring a unique combination of half hemlock and half conventional framing. In addition, we completed the construction of a new garage and carport, enhances the overall design of the property.

This restoration project began with necessary siding and trim repairs, multiple window replacements, along with the replacement of a small roof at the rear of the house. We also reflashed the roof on the gable end with kickout flashing just above the porch roof to ensure proper water shedding. The client selected a vibrant yellow for the exterior...

This project began with the removal of the existing shower, vanity, toilet, and flooring, followed by a complete renovation to enhance both style and functionality. A new shower was installed with additional shelving, complemented by a Delta sliding glass door. A 150 CFM ceiling fan was added to improve ventilation.

We had the privilege of collaborating with the renowned Donald P. Blake Jr. Inc. to renovate 2,000 square feet of a beautiful 10,000 square foot home in Stowe, VT.

This project began with the complete removal of the existing decking, rotted railings, and damaged deck joists. New pressure-treated deck joists and ledger boards were installed to ensure a strong and stable foundation.

The North Ridge Studio renovation transformed an underutilized loft space above the client's garage into a functional and inspiring pottery studio. The project began with the installation of Rockwool insulation, providing fireproof, soundproof, and hydrophobic properties to ensure a safe and comfortable environment.

This project was initiated due to a failing sonotube, which was discovered to have cracked in half during excavation. The damaged sonotube was replaced with a reinforced concrete footing, providing a stable foundation for the new deck post, designed to withstand the settling of the rock garden that had been previously installed.