Services
What we take on.
Kitchens and whole houses. Additions and porches. Barns that still have a next chapter. One crew, one written scope.
For homeowners ready to rebuild the room they use every day.
Kitchens and living spaces
Cabinets, tile, hoods, and counters planned as one room — not a collection of products.
Start a kitchen conversation
For houses that need another room without losing the one they have.
Additions
Stick-framed additions and camp expansions that belong on the building they join.
Talk through an addition
For entries, outdoor rooms, and weather that has to be taken seriously.
Exteriors, decks, and porches
Doors, weatherization, covered porches, and decks that hold through a Berkshire winter.
Plan exterior work
For the details that get touched every day.
Finish carpentry and interiors
Millwork, built-ins, pine ceilings, shelves, and trim that meets.
Ask about millworkFor homeowners who know the kitchen is only the start.
Whole-home renovations
Phased renovations so you can keep living in the house while it changes.
Start a whole-home plan
For structures that still have a next chapter.
Barns and outbuildings
Barns, camps, and outbuildings — structure first, then the finish they can carry.
Discuss a barn or campBefore you write
Common questions
The Berkshires and nearby hilltowns — Lee, Lenox, Stockbridge, Great Barrington, Pittsfield, Becket, Otis, Monterey, and towns in between. If you are a little farther out, ask. Towns listed here are a working set pending owner confirmation.
Yes. The license number and insurance certificate will be posted here as soon as they are on file. We can send both with a proposal.
A door, a porch, a built-in — if it is real work, we will look at it. Kitchens, additions, and whole-home renovations are the core, but we do not turn away a job just because it is one room.
A conversation and a site visit first. Then a written scope, a number we will stand on, and a schedule. Nothing on this site is a bid.
Yes. We coordinate permits and inspections for the work we contract, and we build to what the inspector will sign.
Often, yes — especially on phased renovations. Kitchens and additions take planning so you still have a way to cook and a door that closes. We will tell you if a stretch of the job needs you out.