Old barns, standing as relics of history, bring back memories of a bygone era. With their old timber and rustic charm, these structures evoke a sense of nostalgia. However, beneath their beauty often lies a litany of structural challenges. From the sagging beams to the leaning walls, these buildings require care and attention to preserve… Read more »
A Guide to Restoring the Structural Integrity of Your (Old) Post and Beam Barn
Old post and beam barns are more than mere structures; they are testaments to architectural prowess and a reflection of historical eras. Representing timeless beauty and functionality, these structures have stood the test of time on a wide range of properties. However, like all things aging and beautiful, these barns often require specialized care and… Read more »
Spring is Here
Spring is finally here in New England. If you walk around your home or barn and discover any rot, bows, sags, etc. that you hadn’t noticed last year, it is very important to have them evaluated. If you have a bow on the lower edge of your home, it is a clear indicator that the… Read more »
Working in the Cold Weather
Clients always ask us if we work through the winter. The answer is yes. As long as the proper precautions are taken, there is no danger to the home. We ensure that any areas with siding removed have extra insulation at the end of each day. Pipes, etc. are also properly cared for. We have… Read more »
Colonial Restorations Race Jersey
Brad, an avid triathlete and road race runner, is wearing his new Colonial Restorations race jersey at a recent half marathon in which he came in 8th in his age group running a 1:40 time (click title to see photos). He was interviewed by a local television station at the race.