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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“Thanks for making this view possible! It’s always a nice way to start the day. Have a great weekend.” Lori H,
Lori,
You are welcome, thank you for the photo and kind words! Enjoy your Memorial Day Weekend!
We walked through a 1920’s commercial structure this morning with a prospective client and a few key subcontractors. I loved the vision, now it’s time to create solutions together(with a distance of two sawhorses between us)! Thrilled to be back at work.
This kitchen renovation was the first real renovation for a young and growing family on their recently purchased home. They became pros through the process and won our team over with their boundless optimism and great taste. A thoroughly rewarding team effort with high fives at the conclusion!
Thanks Pat!
Great job!
they are hooked now 😉
Six full weeks have passed since the cacophony of hammers, saws, and laughter filled our workplaces. We are thankful for health and grieve with those who lost loved ones. Our hero clients kept a stiff upper lip when progress ceased mid-stream. With much gratitude, we return to work today!
So happy for you all! Be safe!
Jeff promised that he is smiling behind the mask!
Glad to hear this!
Yay!!!
Awesome
Yay!!
Hank working out there daily!
"Opening Day" in PA is May 1st. The supervisors are preparing for the restart of construction by beginning their day working on schedules, materials, and subs. When sunshine and blue skies prove impossible to resist, Gary decides to perform some emergency caulking. #cantblamehim
Go Gary!
WooHoo let the work resume!
PA To Begin To Lift Stay-At-Home Orders Starting May 8
patch.com
Some steps towards a reopening of Pennsylvania will begin on May 8, including a lifting of stay-at-home orders for some counties.However: “The stay-at-home orders will begin to be lifted on a regional basis. Restrictions in the areas hardest-hit by the virus, including the Philadelphia region, will remain longer than in rural areas, the governor said.”
It was really good talking to you today.
MAY 8 is the date construction resumes in PA. Is there such a thing as "Back to Work Shopping"? Maybe stretchy jeans...after this break?
Today’s project is to design a way to install this antique hay trolley on a new Carriage House we are building. My experiences growing up on a farm didn’t involve this turn of the century technology, so I’m watching YouTube videos to understand how this worked. Our client wants to be able to use it as a pulley to lift items to the second floor, but thankfully no need to extend the track into the building. The Amish welders I work with had a good laugh at me today...
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