It’s hard to Measure
the Value of a Life Well Lived
When you plan a massive renovation for your young family, there are decisions that happen seemingly all at once. We can help create the centers of activity for today and for the future. You can be certain your choices, with our coaching, will leave enough room to grow as your family grows. For the
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For the complete overhaul of their new home, this family of five requested custom areas to keep them organized to handle guests. Since they frequently welcome out-of-town business associates and their families, they wanted room for extensive food prep, and all the items required for hosting.
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Prior to their purchase of this mill worker’s residence, an earlier renovation had misinterpreted the original voice of our client’s home. In a fearless, sweeping process of removing stone from ground to roof outside – together we began to decipher and restore its quietly grand character.
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When the homeowners purchased the property nearly 10 years ago, they knew they would eventually make changes. After initial light upgrades to the exterior, they recently committed to a complete renovation to reshape every part of their living experience. In style and function, together we’ve
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It’s with a lump in our throats that we announce we have temporarily halted construction on all projects to comply with Governor Wolf’s decree. Our office is closed. Our employees will be laid off until we can safely resume construction.
While this is a drastic step, we support the Governor’s decision to limit the spread of COVID 19 by shuttering businesses. Laura and I will remain at our desks (remotely of course) to prepare to serve our remarkable clients post shut down. We are fortunate to work with the most outstanding team of people in the business of renovating homes.
I believe many of you will be spending a great deal of time in your home over the next couple of weeks. Should you happen to notice a defect or a minor annoyance, consider giving George a call at (610) 842-3484. He could come up with a simple solution. Our craftsmen could add a bit of wainscoting or crown moulding, possibly a new custom kitchen, or now that you mention it, a whole house renovation with an addition might just solve that leak in the roof or the crack in the plaster. You know, something easy and simple.
I recently heard it said that, "Staying home is easier than going to war." Let's get through this together and then come roaring back!
George Metzler and Laura Ressler
If any of your employees need anything, please let us know.
"Life comes at you fast" and we have been making changes daily to provide a safe working environment for our employees and clients. Our hands have never been cleaner and we are learning to use Google Hangouts with clients and fellow employees alike.
Looks like we need to shut down now.
We couldn't be happier with this kitchen in Wayne, PA. #customcabinets #hardwoodflooring #subwaytile #IntegratedKitchen
Rittenhouse Builders is looking forward to supporting the third annual Di-Atglen Alley Wizard Faire a free community festival celebrating wizard-related fantasy literature. Hosted by the Atglen Public Library, this wonderfully creative event boasts a Wizard Academy, face painting, a costume contest, Wizard Quizzo, stage programs, bounce houses, and more! Come shop in Di-Atglen Alley, eat-in The Hop's Head, and puzzle your way out of the escape room. An event for the whole family, there is something for everyone at Di-Atglen Alley Wizard Faire!We're building up to one fantastic day! Thank you to Rittenhouse Builders, Inc. for your ongoing generous support of the Wizard Faire.
Always a fun time!
Jeff, we hope whatever you do to celebrate your birthday makes you as happy as you seem in this picture!
He was so happy working on his favorite project! 😉 Happy birthday, Jeff!
Jeff's been on a tear installing creative coat racks recently...
HAPPY BIRTHDAY JEFF!
This month we are thinking about the rich history of the African American community, and remembering the men and women who helped build this country.
Robert R. Taylor was the first African American man to become an accredited architect.He designed the Tuskegee Institute campus buildings prior to 1932 including the laboratory in which George Washington Carver worked, as well as the Chapel which was described in Ralph Ellison’s novel, Invisible Man.
Read more at www.blackhistory.mit.edu/story/robert-r-taylor
In recognition of National Engineers Week, we would like to highlight a few famous African American Engineers throughout history.
Please read about the professional accomplishments of Howard Grant, George Biddle Kelley, William Hunter Dammond, Aprille Ericsson, and more here:
science.howstuffworks.com/engineering/structural/famous-black-engineers.htm
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