Our company has built several newly-milled timber frame homes working with a variety of companies. This mountain top home called for custom finish work with modification to the design which our company could easily accommodate.

This quintessential farmhouse was the dream of a family that acquired a site with absorbing views. A concept of the house with an attached barn was developed, and an old barn frame in storage was assembled to accommodate the great room. The design involves a central hub letting in the scenery and it spills out in several directions to other living areas.

This very appealing custom home was designed and constructed in 6 weeks time after a tree fell and destroyed the original building. This house has charm, is economical and designed with an open floor plan on one level making it ideal for retirement.

The owners of this highly efficient new house were determined to create a responsible, earth-friendly and cost-stable primary home. A few of the many green-building/green-living aspects of this home include photovoltaic panels, LED lighting, a root cellar and geothermal heating/air-conditioning. Designed and sited for maximum solar gain, this house was carefully placed within the existing farm compound minimizing impact on the surrounding environment.

This energy efficient award-winning home is beautifully sited on the water and is full of personality and detail. With over 13,000 square feet of living space, the house is constructed of stone with red and white cedar shingles. There are several peaked roofs and dormers and a tower housing a spiral staircase. For outdoor living there is a wrap around porch, a two level patio and a covered screened-in porch.

This aesthetic Deerfield-style saltbox appears to have been built at least 150 years ago. Custom built with authenticity in mind, it has been created with antique building materials, old brick and a period style kitchen with the convenieces of today.

This traditional New England home with its twin dormers is beautifully sited on an alpaca farm. With the recent installation of solar panels, the house and barns are energy efficient. The house is spacious and very livable with expansive storage space.

Built to replicate a 200 year old European farmhouse, this residence is an example of how new construction can incorporate the past. It has all the modern conveniences and sensibilities including an Energy Star rating. Built in the 80’s with insulated concrete forms, this Dutch colonial was one of the first super efficient homes built by Jack McKernon.

This affordable vacation home was constructed on the side of a mountain tucked discretely amongst the trees. Trim and compact from on the outside, it is larger than it looks, featuring a cathedral ceiling, four bedrooms, a bunkroom and a walk-out basement.