If your antique home has sagging floors, sticking doors, moisture damage, or other structural concerns, you are not alone. Historic homes throughout New England often develop these issues over time. After decades of moisture, changing seasons, and natural ground settling, it’s common for New England homes and barns to develop structural issues over time. What… Read more »

Buying an Old House With Structural Damage: Is It Worth the Risk? Many potential homeowners ask themselves the same question when considering an older home: Is it worth the risk? Our answer is often yes. If you’ve found a home with the character, craftsmanship, and charm you’re looking for, don’t be too quick to walk… Read more »

How Rotted Beam Replacement Works in Colonial Homes If you own or are thinking about buying a colonial home in New England, you know the quirks are part of the appeal. But that charm often comes with its fair share of upkeep, both cosmetically and structurally. One of the most common structural issues we see… Read more »

Spring Checklist: What to Check Around Your Historic Home Right Now As the snow melts and temperatures start to rise, Spring is the perfect time to take a closer look at your property and catch small issues before they turn into costly structural repairs. If something doesn’t look quite right, it’s always better to address… Read more »

Historic Home Restoration in New England: Local Challenges & Solutions New England’s historic homes and barns were built to handle tough conditions, but after centuries of harsh weather and years of deferred maintenance, structural issues are almost inevitable. In this month’s blog, we’re breaking down the most common structural challenges we see across New England… Read more »