February 2025
So what’s there to know about buying an old home? Below is a comprehensive guide to help you navigate the process and ensure you’re making a sound investment when buying an old home—or if you’ve already taken the plunge and need to know what to look out for during restoration.
January 2025
One of the most crucial—yet often overlooked—areas of home maintenance is ensuring the structural integrity of your property. A strong foundation and a well-maintained structure are the backbone of your home; without them, everything else is at risk. Learn more about what a structural inspection will do for you.
December 2024
Owning a historic home is a privilege that comes with unique responsibilities. Over time, even the most well-maintained homes can experience wear and tear, with structural issues often developing out of sight. These hidden problems may go unnoticed by homeowners but can lead to significant challenges if not addressed promptly.
November 2024
When hiring out your post and beam project, working with experienced professionals ensures that repairs are done correctly, preserving the home’s value, safety, and longevity.
November 2023
Wood, the backbone of these rustic structures, tells a story of times past while providing strength and character. However, wood’s natural enemy, rot, poses a significant challenge, particularly in historic barns. This degradation not only compromises the barn’s aesthetic appeal but also its structural integrity. Recognizing and addressing wood rot is critical in preserving these treasured pieces of history.
November 2023
How do we ensure that these beautiful buildings retain their historical integrity while still meeting the demands of the present? That’s a puzzle we love to solve.
November 2023
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.
November 2023
As the old saying goes, it’s better to be proactive than reactive, and getting out in front of issues and restoring the foundation of your post and beam barn will ensure your structure continues to gleam on your property for years to come.