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Hiring a Custom Woodworker for Your Historic Home Renovation
I find that most of my clients working through a historic home renovation came into their houses for a reason. They either bought it for its unique charm and architectural details, or it was handed down through generations of family members. Either way, they all share one thing in common – they are looking to…
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Meridian Kessler Mid-Century Home Renovation
Mid-century homes don’t seem that old to me, but they feel that way to most of the people who own them! Even 60+ years ago different construction methods existed than those we use today. And, most likely those homes have seen multiple previous renovations, leaving lots of surprises behind the walls and under the floors.…
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Historic Home Additions: One Project Leads to Another
Clients of mine downsized to a historic home fashioned from the renovated barracks at Fort Benjamin Harrison. They loved the history, location and original architectural details. However, once they moved in, they found they needed some functional upgrades. What started with one project has led to many additions and renovations. We joke that I have…
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Restoring a Historic Home with Modern Engineering
The reason why I refer to myself as a craftsman rather than a contractor has a lot to do with my background. As a trained engineer, I relish in tackling custom woodworking projects that require problem-solving. Restoring a historic home to its original glory is an example of a situation where custom solutions reign. The…