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Hope everyone is having a great start to the week.Today was a reminder that meaningful progress isn't always measured by...
06/23/2026

Hope everyone is having a great start to the week.

Today was a reminder that meaningful progress isn't always measured by what you see at first glance. Across several projects, our crews were focused on the work that creates a strong foundation for everything that follows.

From sheathing, house wrap, and window installation that brought one home significantly closer to being fully dried in, to deck framing and picture-frame decking details, there was steady progress happening throughout the day. Other crews continued work on masonry preparation, soffits, waterproofing, and interior framing, moving multiple projects forward one step at a time.

It's the behind-the-scenes work that turns plans on paper into places people will call home.

If you could fast-forward to one stage of a project, would it be framing, interior finishes, or move-in day? Let us know in the comments below. 👇

06/17/2026

What do you do when your windows arrive before the house is ready for them?

Leaving windows exposed on a job site can lead to damage, weather exposure, and costly delays. One solution we often recommend is storing them in a portable storage container like MI-BOX, keeping materials protected, organized, and ready when it’s time for installation.

A little planning goes a long way toward protecting your investment and keeping a project on track.

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A few different projects. A few different stages. One thing they all have in common: progress.Some days that means clear...
06/15/2026

A few different projects. A few different stages. One thing they all have in common: progress.

Some days that means clearing demo piles, unloading material, setting posts, and laying out a new deck. Other days it's drying in a roof, framing walls, working through existing conditions, or spending hours behind a computer refining plans so a future home fits the site just right.

And sometimes it's the smaller details that make a big difference, like replacing cable railing, touching up trim, and giving a deck with a view like this a fresh finish.

The finished photos are always exciting, but a lot happens before a project gets there. Planning, problem-solving, cleanup, layout, framing, and plenty of teamwork along the way.

A little look behind the scenes at what we've been working on lately.

06/11/2026

Contrary to popular belief, “just don’t fall” is not our entire safety plan.

Rob shares a few simple roof safety tips that help keep projects moving and everyone heading home in one piece at the end of the day.

Got a question for Rob? Leave it below. We might turn it into our next video!

Some days, the progress is impossible to miss.The crew wrapped up the remaining subfloor installation, framed interior w...
06/08/2026

Some days, the progress is impossible to miss.

The crew wrapped up the remaining subfloor installation, framed interior walls, set the ridge board, and started installing rafters.
It's one of those stages where the structure starts feeling less like a job site and more like a future home.

Rooms take shape, the roofline comes together, and the vision starts catching up to the work.

A great day on site and a lot of progress packed into a few hours.

And a quick shoutout to for helping keep the crew going. đź’Ş

06/04/2026

Looking at this now, it’s hard to believe how much material was removed to get here.

A lot of work goes into shaping a site long before the finished product starts to take form. Now the grading is complete, the lawn has been seeded, and the next phase begins.

We’ll be keeping an eye on it as everything starts to grow in and the landscape settles into its final form 🌱

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There's a point in every project where the framing starts to feel less like a construction site and more like a future h...
06/02/2026

There's a point in every project where the framing starts to feel less like a construction site and more like a future home.

A staircase goes in. Rooms become defined. The flow between spaces starts to make sense.

It's often the moment clients stop looking at drawings and start seeing the home they've been imagining. You can walk through it, experience the scale, and begin to understand how everyday life will unfold within the space.

There's still plenty of work ahead, but this is one of those moments where the vision starts to feel real. One step at a time. Literally. 🙂

Most of this work will be buried by the end of the project, but that doesn't make it any less important.The crew spent t...
06/01/2026

Most of this work will be buried by the end of the project, but that doesn't make it any less important.

The crew spent the day trenching and installing the power and communication lines that will serve the home long after construction is complete. Every run had to be carefully planned, laid out, and coordinated with the other systems already in place before the trench could be backfilled.

It's the kind of work that rarely makes the final project photos, but it's what allows everything else in the home to function as intended. Reliable power, internet, and utilities all start with the work happening below ground.

The best projects aren't just defined by the finishes you see. They're built on hundreds of details like these that make the home work for years to come.

A few different job sites, a few different stages, one shared focus: building spaces that feel considered from the groun...
05/28/2026

A few different job sites, a few different stages, one shared focus: building spaces that feel considered from the ground up.

From mountain-view decks and custom kitchens to framing, masonry, and exterior work, the crew’s been moving between projects that each come with their own rhythm, challenges, and details. Some are just beginning. Others are starting to feel like home.

That’s one of the most rewarding parts of the process, watching each layer slowly come together over time.

A look at what we’ve been working on lately :)

05/26/2026

Some ceilings completely change the feeling of a space, and this one does exactly that.

The warmth, scale, and craftsmanship of the timber work bring so much character into the build, while completely transforming the way the entire home feels. Huge shoutout to Vermont Timber Frames for the incredible work and attention to detail that went into this feature.

One of those elements you notice immediately the second you walk in.



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