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Historic Home Renovation 101: 5 Tips for Mixing Modern with Historic

Historic Home Renovation 101: 5 Tips for Mixing Modern with Historic

by Brianna Beetstra | Decks, Architect, Bathroom Renovation, Blogs, Contractor, Homeowner, Kitchen Design, Remodeler

New England carries a unique charm that no other part of the country can compete with—the historic yet up-and-coming feel of Boston is what makes our great city special. These historical beauties are a crowd favorite for their timeless architecture and beauty....
Boston Construction Moratorium Impact, Response and Future Comeback

Boston Construction Moratorium Impact, Response and Future Comeback

by Justin | Architect

With the COVID-19 crisis, there’s lots of buzz flying around about how this affects the construction industry in Boston. Right now, there is an indefinite moratorium on construction within the city. But what exactly does that mean? Let’s take a look at who is impacted...
Why Fiber Cement Siding is Perfect for Your Boston Building Project

Why Fiber Cement Siding is Perfect for Your Boston Building Project

by Brianna Beetstra | Architect, Triple Decker, Builder, Building in Boston, Building Trends, Contractor, Developer, Homeowner, Remodeler

In terms of siding, fiber cement is a relative newcomer to the market. Wood, brick and even things like vinyl siding have all been around for quite a while, but fiber cement siding was introduced about 35 years ago. Since then, it’s been steadily growing in popularity...
Boston Construction Outlook for 2020

Boston Construction Outlook for 2020

by Richie | Architect, Triple Decker, Boston Condo, Builder, Building in Boston, Building Trends, Contractor, Developer, Remodeler

There are lots of questions swirling around about the future economy, particularly in Boston. What will be coming in 2020? If you’re a developer or involved in construction, here are a few things you’ll need to know and how predictions could affect our booming...
Your Complete Guide to Interior House Trim Styles

Your Complete Guide to Interior House Trim Styles

by Jazmin Cuevas | Architect, Triple Decker, Boston Condo, Builder, Building Trends, Homeowner, Remodeler

Interior trim is one of the great unsung heroes of interior design. When done correctly, crown molding, door and window trim, chair rail and baseboards all work together to form a cohesive look that becomes part of the architecture of the room. Though...
Which is the Best Decking Material? Treated Wood vs. Composite

Which is the Best Decking Material? Treated Wood vs. Composite

by Richie | Architect, Triple Decker, Boston Condo, Builder, Building in Boston, Building Trends, Contractor, Homeowner, Remodeler

Spring is on the way and that means decking is on everyone’s mind! Of course, you want your deck to look great and perform well for the coming barbecue season. But which decking material will you choose? For the most part, treated lumber almost always makes up the...
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