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With a solid foundation in education, we are dedicated to advancing the construction industry through innovation, sustainability, and expert knowledge.

10/13/2026

It’s always a good day when there’s a crane on site, especially when a timber frame is going up. This frame was cut for our project by Vermont Frames it’s exciting to see it take shape.

10/09/2026

This strap anchor helps tie the framing to the sill plate, adding strength where the structure meets its foundation. It’s a small detail that can make a big difference when strong weather rolls through.

Have you seen one of these on a job site?

10/07/2026

Squash blocks help transfer the weight of the timber frame down through the structure, creating a continuous load path. Here’s a closer look at how this detail comes together on site.

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On this project, we’re making progress both above and below ground. 🍂We’re spreading topsoil around the property, which ...
10/06/2026

On this project, we’re making progress both above and below ground. 🍂

We’re spreading topsoil around the property, which creates the nutrient-rich layer needed for future grass and landscaping. We’re also installing an underground propane tank, which will store fuel for the home, and digging a trench for the fuel line that connects it to the house.

For the driveway, we’re spreading and compacting gravel, pressing it firmly into place to create a strong, stable surface that can handle vehicles and hold up over time.

It’s all part of getting the exterior of this home one step closer to finished!

10/01/2026

What are squash blocks, and why are they in the floor framing? They help transfer the load from the timber beam down through the structure, giving that weight a clear path to the support below.

A small detail doing an important job. Had you heard of squash blocks before?

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Crazy how much a project can change in just one week.The floor system has come a long way, with sheathing going down, jo...
09/30/2026

Crazy how much a project can change in just one week.

The floor system has come a long way, with sheathing going down, joists and blocking getting dialed in, and the mudroom and garage areas really starting to take shape. There’s been a lot happening behind the scenes too, from checking levels and straightening joists to sealing sill plates and making sure everything is ready for the next phase.

Now we’re getting into one of the most exciting parts of the build. The timber frame is starting to take shape, and it’s completely changing the feel of the project. Huge shoutout to for their work bringing this part of the build together. It’s always cool seeing what was on the plans start becoming the real thing.

Another big week of progress in the books. Can’t wait to see where we are a week from now.

This project is just about wrapped up, and we must say, it is a looker 👀The last stretch was all about bringing everythi...
09/29/2026

This project is just about wrapped up, and we must say, it is a looker 👀

The last stretch was all about bringing everything across the finish line. The crew finished up the flooring, baseboards and door casings, completed the stair railings, trimmed around the track lighting, installed the screen door and worked through the final punch list.

From there, it was touch-ups, cleaning windows and beams, polishing the glass, installing screens and getting the space ready for the final walkthrough with the homeowners.

We love how this one came together, especially the exposed wood, triangle windows and all that natural light. Just a few final details left!

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09/23/2026

A little “why we did it this way” from Rob 👷

There’s a lot that goes into a foundation that you’ll never see once the house is finished. Here, Rob walks through why the ICF stops where it does instead of continuing all the way down to the footing, and how that decision plays into the way the foundation is built and insulated.

It’s one of those small details that might not look like much from the outside, but there’s a reason behind it.

What else from the job site should we have Rob explain?

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A pretty satisfying stage of the build 👏The floor trusses are in and the sheathing is making its way across the top, whi...
09/21/2026

A pretty satisfying stage of the build 👏

The floor trusses are in and the sheathing is making its way across the top, which means we’re starting to get a real floor under our feet. Before each section gets covered, we’re checking levels, making small adjustments and making sure everything underneath is exactly where it needs to be.

There’s still plenty of open framing in these shots, but not for long. Swipe to see what’s underneath before it all gets covered up.

A little look at what’s been happening on site lately 👀There’s a lot going on right now. Windows are going in, trim is g...
09/18/2026

A little look at what’s been happening on site lately 👀

There’s a lot going on right now. Windows are going in, trim is getting sanded and finished, stairs are coming together, vinyl is going up, and framing is moving right along.

Some of the biggest progress comes from the smallest details, and there are a LOT of those happening right now.
Slowly but surely, it’s starting to look like a home.

What do you want a closer look at next?

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65 Ethan Allen Road
Jericho, VT
05465

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Wednesday 9am - 5pm
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