Build with Confidence

A complete envelope renovation at Gilsland Farm Education Center, pairing practical building science with natural, durable materials.

An aging triple-decker received a new building envelope to address winter drafts and summer heat, with wood-fiber insulation, new siding, and careful water management.

A covered porch became a light-filled kitchen and dining nook, with better circulation, a proper mudroom, and a custom table made from salvaged lumber.

An aging-in-place renovation for an artist couple, with better circulation, insulation, and structural repairs to the barn.

We expanded this 1917 Sears kit house for comfort, efficiency, and everyday life, with reading nooks overlooking the pond and stair newels made from an elm on the property.

An exterior renovation focused on better insulation, durable siding, and the details that help a home stay comfortable and protected through Maine's changing seasons.

Three original white-oak bay-window tables were raised to counter height, with new stretchers and carefully blended stain and finish.

A whole-house renewal brought a stronger envelope, replacement windows, a new deck, and a walnut kitchen with a waterfall counter.

An attached home for a family member to age in place, carrying forward the performance standards of the existing Pretty Good House.

One of Rosemont’s oldest houses, brought back from severe deterioration after roughly twenty years of vacancy.

A second-floor addition creates a bright bedroom overlooking the backyard, with a carefully joined hip roof designed by Kevin Moquin.

An unused closet became part of a spacious bathroom with a custom shower, heated tile floor, and a freestanding corner soaking tub.

Opening the kitchen and dining rooms revealed more space and an original Douglas fir floor hidden beneath layers of linoleum and tile.

Custom hardwood posts with integral turned balls anchor a welcoming West End porch, with matching railings and clear-finished hardwood decking.

A historic West End apartment was rebuilt for better energy performance and sound isolation, with renewed systems, heated bathroom tile, and details drawn from the building’s character.

A turn-of-the-century craftsman bungalow was renewed for modern life while retaining its original charm.

A shaded summer cottage opened toward its gardens through a reshaped deck, a new kitchen bay window, and thoughtful use of salvaged antique barn boards.

A threatened Greek Revival farmhouse in Rosemont was rebuilt from its original studs, with historic doors, trim, and mantels salvaged and restored.