Antique houses aren't square or plumb, they aren't held together by screws and nails and they're almost never made of "standard sized" lumber. So when you restore or rebuild an antique house you have to be ready to work with what's there.

It's also important to maintain the authenticity of the house's history while at the same time making it useful for modern living and today's families. Research is often important to determine what it used to look like.

 

We can help by:

• Restoring or rebuilding parts that have rotted or broken

• Creating "cabinets" to hide modern conveniences

• Reproducing or creating wainscoting and moulding

• "Modernizting" to maintain the look but increase the function