Our Portfolio

From complete new energy efficient homes to small custom projects, the dream becomes a reality when the working relationship of builder and customer is formed. This collaboration together with a well thought out design, positive planning, knowledge of materials, and good communication brings out exceptional results with no surprises.

Let us work with you to define, design, and develop your next project.

New Home

New Farmers Colonial

Year Built: 2009
Square Footage: 2,680
Home Location: Carver, MA

Home Details: This Custom Colonial was designed for a young couple on their 3.3 acre lot to maintain the existing topography and natural beauty of the site as much as possible. This seven room home has three bedrooms, two and one half baths, oversized two car garage with a full floor of storage above, large family room with cathedral ceilings, and walk up attic. Interior features include hardwood floors throughout, cherry cabinetry, granite countertops, Central Air conditioning, layered Icynene and fiberglass insulation, elegant trim and crown molding details, and a first floor laundry. The front of the home is framed by a classic farmer’s porch with columns and low maintenance composite decking while out back, a smaller deck lands on a brick patio with private views of the back yard overlooking the Weweantic River.

Lot during permit process	Digging for foundation	Foundation	Front view during construction
Roof sheathing	Construction	Garage before sheetrock	Icynene (Spray Foam) Insulation
Almost complete	Home completed

New Home

Dormered Cape Cod

Year Built: 2009
Square Footage: 1,800
Home Location: Hyannisport, MA

Home Details: This Custom Cape Cod Style home was designed as a Summer Home and weekend getaway for a family of four just over a mile from Craigville Beach. This six room home has three bedrooms, two full baths, and a one car garage. Interior features include hardwood flooring on first floor, porcelain tile in baths, energy efficient low-e windows, White Bead-board cabinetry, granite countertops, Central Air conditioning, bright and airy open floor plan, upgraded trim and crown molding details, ample closet space, and a first floor laundry. Exterior features include a circular crushed seashell driveway, large patio for relaxing or entertaining, outside shower, brick front step and walkway, traditional trim details with flying rakes, pre-dipped cedar shingles, generous lawn area, the sweet smell of ocean air, and the occasional sounds of golfers drives from the 10th Tee of the Hyannisport Club.

Side view	Front view	Flying rakes w/ crown molding	Dormer
Front view	Circular seashell driveway	Craftsman style front door	Home completed

Home Addition

New Second floor to a 1940’s Cape Cod

Year Addition was added: 2009
Additional Square Footage: Doubled
Home Location: Rockland, MA

Home Details: This 1940’s Cape Cod Style home did not have enough room, closet space, or bathrooms for the owners. This six room home had two small bedrooms upstairs with sloped ceilings front and rear and just one window. Closet space was inadequate and the only bathroom was down the winding stairway on the first floor. We worked with the owners to design an affordable layout that would add a full bathroom, two closets in each new bedroom double the floor space and eliminate the sloped ceilings. We added a full shed dormer to the back of the house and a large dormer to the front keeping the roof lines of the original structure to maintain its’ identity and aesthetics while getting the needed additional space. Improvements to the house included: Insulating the walls and floor of the second floor with dense pack cellulose (higher R-value, blocks air movement, reduced noise transmission, and fire resistance), Installation of new energy efficient low –e windows (Four times the glazing for increased natural light and ventilation), doubled floor area, new full bathroom on second floor, new flooring, and addition of a split air conditioning system, new red cedar siding and PVC trim boards. Transforming the homes overall appearance to that of a new house.

House before	House back before	Attic before	Attic before
During remodel	Back after addition	Front after addition	House completed

Home Remodel

Master Bedroom Remodel

Year Remodeled: 2009
Square Footage: N/A
Home Location: Mansfield, MA

Home Details: Existing house had an adequate but choppy Master bedroom located above the two car garage which was accessed through a sitting room. Furniture placement, sloped ceilings, and a walk in closet made the flow and feel of the room awkward. The sitting room was nice but a waste of useable space. The owners with the help of a designer had the idea of opening the two rooms into one large Master suite. The double doors on the walk in closet were removed and a pocket door was installed in a better location. The freestanding bureaus were replaced with built-in units fabricated off site and set into the otherwise unused knee wall space in the front of the house. Window seats were also installed under each of the two dormer windows for additional storage. The focal point of the Master suite is the newly created sitting area with built-in storage and bookshelves that incorporate a gas fireplace and flat screen television. Changing the color scheme and repainting, new plush carpeting, the addition of four and five inch recessed lighting, elimination of some furniture, and a new design transform this space into a very relaxing and roomy Master Suite.

View of sleeping area

View of sleeping area

Sitting area

Sitting area

Sitting area

Walk in closet

Walk in closet

Custom built ins

Custom Project

Custom Ramp

Year built: 2009
Proposed Ramp Plans: Download PDF
Home Location: South Yarmouth, MA

Project Details: Existing House had a single pressure treated step to access the house from the driveway; which made egress difficult for the owner. He needed a ramp but did not like the look of a handicap ramp. The house is a traditional weathered Cape with nice grounds, and aesthetics were very important. Rather than a ramp coming straight off the door, we came up with a design that looks like a deck from the street. The owner wasn’t sure he liked the concept until we showed him the three dimensional rendering of what the finished product would look like. Pressure treated framing lumber, Azek Deck (cellular PVC) 1 x 5-1/2 decking, and vinyl rail systems were used for the clean appearance and low maintenance properties associated with these materials.

Before

After, side view

After, front view